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Tristan Rayner

Berlin

Writer at Freelance

Writing, editing, research: @techaltar + Editor @pvmagazine + @InvestSMART, and more. Words, tech, coffee, stocks, solar. He/him.

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  • 1 day ago | pv-magazine.com | Tristan Rayner

    From ESS NewsPortable-battery company Anker Solix has announced the launch of its latest power station, the Anker Solix F3000. The product offers 3 kWh (3,072 Wh to be precise) with a 3.6 kW output, able to handle most appliances in a home and devices in the field. The F3000 can be charged in a variety of ways.

  • 1 day ago | ess-news.com | Tristan Rayner

    After the House passed the “One Big Beautiful Bill” in May, the Solar Energy Industries Association released the report, America’s solar industry is under threat that found the bill could jeopardize the buildout of domestic manufacturing and lead to the loss of planned storage, and solar projects. Cleanview, a clean energy market intelligence company based in Boulder, Colorado corroborates this in its report, Repealing the IRA puts 600 GW of clean energy capacity at risk.

  • 1 day ago | ess-news.com | Tristan Rayner

    WHES had the privilege of showcasing its cutting-edge energy storage solutions at the Key Energy 2025 exhibition in Rimini, Italy. The event proved to be a major success, with WHES’s booth attracting a wide range of visitors from across the energy sector. Both the Commercial & Industrial and Residential product lines were prominently featured, offering attendees an in-depth look at the latest advancements in energy storage technology.

  • 1 day ago | ess-news.com | Tristan Rayner

    Portable-battery company Anker Solix has announced the launch of its latest power station, the Anker Solix F3000. The product offers 3 kWh (3,072 Wh to be precise) with a 3.6 kW output, able to handle most appliances in a home and devices in the field. The F3000 can be charged in a variety of ways.

  • 1 day ago | ess-news.com | Tristan Rayner

    Energy Vault and Jupiter Power are expanding their partnership with a new 100 MW/200 MWh BESS in the Electric Reliability Council of Texas (ERCOT) region. This project follows the completion of an initial 100 MW/200 MWh BESS in July 2024. The BESS is already well underway, with the companies’ statement noting that the new BESS is under construction and is expected to be commercially operational within months, with a target timeline of the end of summer 2025.

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