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SDG&E picks Mitsubishi Power battery storage for microgrid projects

Source: Mitsubishi Heavy Industries. San Diego Gas & Electric Company (SDG&E) ordered Mitsubishi Power’s battery storage and equipment for four microgrids the utility is planning. The total capacity for the utility-scale projects is 39 MW/180MWh. Mitsubishi Power’s Emerald storage solution includes an integrated plant controller, which is an energy management system and Supervisory Control and

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Siemens partners up on wireless EV charging

Wireless chargers Image by MAHLE The company signed a letter committing to work with German automotive producer MAHLE in order to bring home wireless electric vehicle charging. The plans include technical collaboration and joint interoperability testing. MAHLE and Siemens intend to work together in the field inductive charging of electric vehicles. Both companies have signed

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Consumers Energy Powers Over 1,200 Mich. Public Buildings

Garrick Rochow Consumers Energy and the State of Michigan have pledged to power 1,274 publicly owned government buildings exclusively with clean energy, a visible commitment by the state’s government and its largest energy provider to protect the planet. “Consumers Energy and the State of Michigan are working together to power Michigan’s clean energy transformation,” says

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EIA Finds Nearly 20 Percent of Planned PV Delayed in First Half of 2022

Energy plant builders plan to put in 17.8 GW of utility-scale photo voltaic photovoltaic (PV) producing capability in 2022, in accordance with U.S. Power Data Administration’s (EIA) June 2022 Preliminary Month-to-month Electrical Generator Stock. Over the primary six months of 2022, 4.2 GW of that capability got here on-line, lower than half of what the

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