First of all Let's talk microgrid Storm-busting microgrids kept power flowing, aided the wobbly grid during Christmas week's bad weather Lisa Cohn By photoschmidt/Shutterstock.comBy photoschmidt/Shutterstock.com From Microgrid Knowledge news desk: At 6:44 a.m. Dec. 23, 2022, when power went out in portions of Long Island. All because of the bad weather sweeping the US, utility... Continue Reading →
A look at some of the controversies surrounding Tesla, including its manufacturing practices. Some say it's working conditions, and the behavior of its CEO, Elon Musk. Greatness creates Polarization Forever Tesla has been a polarizing company. First with its futuristic electric vehicles and ambitious plans for sustainable transportation. Then drawing both fierce admiration and intense... Continue Reading →
Contributed by Guohui Yuan, Systems Integration Program Manager, U.S. Department of Energy Solar Energy Technologies Office Large systems using solar generation could provide nearly half of the nation’s electricity supply by 2050. Those all out system solar power plants. All including the power electronic devices that communicate with utility control and automation systems. For they... Continue Reading →
The Consumer Technology Association® (CTA) today announced the recipients of its CES 2023 Green Grant program. That's providing funding of $100K to three Nevada organizations focused on sustainability. I mean the CTA includes funding solar charging, student STEM gardens and a statewide tree planting program. In additon, CTA owns and produces CES® 2023. That which... Continue Reading →
Maintaining vehicle sales growth with new regional strategy and EV leadership with EV9 So this vehicle from Kia is going EV9. However it has achieved this growth to build the vehicle called the Kia EV9 because of last year. All to make said vehicle. In addition and thanks to its efficient supply chain management strategies.... Continue Reading →
