Can Traditional Maximum Demand Keep Up in a Smart Meter World?
Smart meters are changing everything for utilities and their customers! These meters let you see how much energy you're using almost in real-time. But many power companies still use old-fashioned maximum demand surcharge rate plans based only on the monthly peak usage.
Wind Energy v. Solar Energy: Which is a Better Renewable for Your Commercial Farm?
While both technologies offer their own advantages, specific factors like your budget, land availability, and available financial incentives, will determine which solution is more advantageous to you.
Ensuring Solar Connector Safety & Performance Through High Quality Equipment & Proper Installation
There are countless decisions one needs to make when installing a new solar power system, many of which revolve around crucial cost and quality outcomes. The end user wants to save money where they can, but also wants to be sure they're getting the highest quality.
Planning, Designing and Operating Microgrids
Just putting solar PV panels, batteries, chargers and generators out there and saying this is the size you need because this is how much you consume, isn't going to get you what you want. You have to be mindful of how these systems are going to get orchestrated together.
Due Diligence 101-Part 4: Decoding Solar Farm System Design
This is the fourth in our series on important things to keep in mind when performing technical due diligence on a solar asset.
Due Diligence 101-Part 3: Performance Modeling for Existing Solar Arrays
This is the third in a series of blogs outlining important considerations when performing technical due diligence on a solar asset.
Due Diligence 101-Part 2: Choosing the Right Technology When Acquiring a Solar Farm
This is the second in a series of blogs outlining important considerations when performing technical due diligence on a solar asset.
Due Diligence 101-Part 1: Assessing the site of a solar array
This is the first in a series of blogs outlining important considerations when performing technical due diligence on a solar asset.
Solar + Sheep = Success! Renewable ways to live off the land
The success of "solar grazing" programs at Arnprior and other facilities across Canada
and the U.S. has garnered attention from landowners, sheep farmers and solar
developers alike.
Ensuring Supply Chain Resilience: Key to Energy Sustainability
According to the DOE, global demand for photovoltaic solar energy is expected to increase significantly in the coming years, requiring a total investment of $8 billion in supply chain facilities to meet the demand.
Securing the EV - Charging and Grid Battery Storage Infrastructure
EV charging stations need a broad range of engineered access hardware access panels on charging dispensers and power substations to protect valuable electronics from theft, vandalism, and outdoor weather conditions
Using Solar-Powered Flood Monitoring Systems to Make New York City Safer
Through a pilot program underway in the Brooklyn Navy Yard, solar design firm Voltaic Systems is working with NYC's FloodNet cooperative to potentially bring greater security to neighborhoods throughout the metropolitan area.
What Is Hybrid Inverter
A hybrid inverter combines a solar inverter's functions and a battery storage inverter into one. Consequently, it can manage power produced by the solar array, the solar battery storage, and power from the grid.
Embracing Change: UK Pump Systems Manufacturer Champions Energy Transition Support
Today, the pump systems we design and manufacture for energy transition applications are becoming a large part of our portfolio and we are heavily involved in the development of new technology to aid the race to net zero.
Long Duration Energy Storage
Although there are several LDES technologies, A-CAES offers distinct advantages, including the ability to flexibly locate and at a scale that will enable the large-scale displacement of fossil fuels in energy systems.
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