Renewable Energy World

4 days ago | renewableenergyworld.com | Sean Wolfe

Wisconsin’s first large-scale energy storage project — the Paris Solar-Battery Park in Kenosha County — is now online and powering the grid. The 110-megawatt (MW) battery portion of the Paris Solar-Battery Park went online this month, while the 200-MW solar portion of the project went into service in December. The storage facility is made up of batteries capable of powering more than 130,000 homes for four hours, We Energies, the majority owner of the prioject, said.

5 days ago | renewableenergyworld.com | Sean Wolfe

Eco Wave Power, an onshore wave energy technology company, announced another key milestone in the development of its first 1MW wave energy power station in the City of Porto, Portugal. The company has successfully paid the first installment – representing 50% of the grid connection fee – for the planned 1MW station, marking significant progress in the project’s implementation.

5 days ago | renewableenergyworld.com | Sean Wolfe

The Tennessee Valley Authority is proposing to make a “significant investment” in a pumped storage hydro (PSH) project in its territory. As part of a National Environmental Policy Act review, TVA encouraged the public to provide input on its draft environmental impact statement TVA provided four plans that it could follow through on:TVA would not develop or expand PSH facilities at any of the project sites.

1 week ago | renewableenergyworld.com | Sean Wolfe

LG Electronics has unveiled PADO AI Orchestration (PADO), a new venture focusing on energy management for data centers, commercial and industrial facilities, and microgrids. PADO is designed to leverage artificial intelligence (AI) and machine learning (ML) technologies to orchestrate power, grid services and distributed energy resources (DERs), to enable organizations to increase profitability, enhance resilience and improve operational efficiency.

1 week ago | renewableenergyworld.com | Sean Wolfe

U.S. Secretary of Energy Chris Wright announced the termination of 24 awards issued by the Office of Clean Energy Demonstrations (OCED) totaling over $3.7 billion financial assistance. Of the 24 awards cancelled, 16 were signed between Election Day and January 20th. The projects primarily include funding for carbon capture and sequestration (CCS) and decarbonization initiatives.