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US Army Awards $36M for 1.1 MW Floating Solar PV System

September 29, 2020 Managing Editor

The US Army has awarded Ameresco’ Federal Solutions Group and Duke Energy a $36 million design-build utility energy service contract (UESC) to implement power generation and facility efficiency improvements at Fort Bragg. A major part […]

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Biosolar Cell Generates Electricity Using Two Types of Bacteria, Lasts Longer

May 19, 2020 Managing Editor

Researchers at Binghamton University have designed a biosolar cell that generates electricity using two types of bacteria: one is photosynthetic and the other uses the nutrients it creates. This symbiotic relationship can provide a four-day […]

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Installation Energy Resilience Strategy Delivers Uninterrupted, Reliable, High Quality Power

April 2, 2020 Managing Editor

The US Department of Navy and the US Marines Corps have developed a resilience policy that will enable key installations to go off-grid for at least two weeks – with the goal of “assured energy […]

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Can “islanded” electric grid systems provide electricity to smaller geographical areas?

March 10, 2020 Managing Editor

Researchers from the University of British Columbia’s Okanagan School of Engineering are examining ways to redesign how electricity is distributed within power grids. Their research proposes a power system operation that would consist of multiple […]

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ARPA-E Announces $43M in Funding to Develop Carbon Capture and Storage

December 6, 2019 Managing Editor

The US Department of Energy’s (DOE) Advanced Research Projects Agency-Energy (ARPA-E) recently announced up to $43 million is now available in funding to develop carbon capture and storage (CCS) technologies. Funding will enable power generators […]

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Aqueous Flow Battery Technology Could Lead to Scalable Grid-Level Storage for Renewables

December 3, 2019 Managing Editor

Researchers at the University of Colorado are developing low-cost, high-performance, aqueous flow battery technology that potentially will lead to scalable grid-level storage for wind and solar energy. They use chromium – which is abundant in […]

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Floating Microgrids Could Help Power Islands After Disasters

September 11, 2019 Managing Editor

Researchers at the University of New South Wales in Sydney, Australia are proposing the use of floating microgrids made up of electric boat motors, renewable energy, and controls to help power islands after disasters. “Powering […]

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US DOE Awards General Motors $9.1M in Award Funds, Seeks Solid State Battery R&D

September 5, 2019 Managing Editor

The US Department of Energy (DOE) awarded General Motors (GM) a total of $9.1 million as part of its 2019 fiscal year award funds – $2 million of which is explicitly related to research and […]

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London City Airport to Install Microgrid

July 1, 2019 Managing Editor

London City Airport, which is undergoing a £500 million (~$633 million US) City Airport Development Program (CADP), will work with its energy infrastructure partner, UK Power Networks Services, to install a microgrid that combines solar […]

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American Electric Power and Honda Explore Expansion of EV Together

May 31, 2019 Managing Editor

Ohio-based electric utility, American Electric Power (AEP), and Honda are partnering to explore possible uses for used electric vehicle (EV) batteries, including renewables integration, while also seeking to address several challenges associated with the expansion […]

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