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How Much Can A Battery Actually Earn? Four Months Of Data From Lithuania
Four months of data from a Lithuanian industrial site show battery bill savings of about €1,960 per installed MWh monthly, before costs.
Here’s Why Your Energy Bills Are Going Up
Oil shocks, grid repairs and utility rate requests are pushing up U.S. energy costs. Here is what is confirmed and what remains uncertain.
This Hidden Device Could Free Up Gigawatts Of Power For The US Grid
Variable frequency drives can cut motor energy use, but low adoption and retrofit barriers limit their potential to ease U.S. grid demand.
Hidden Capacity: The Overlooked Opportunity In North America’s Race For Power
A sponsored Utility Dive report argues that better use of existing grid assets could ease near-term power constraints as demand grows.
Research Looks To Cut Heat Pump Installation Times
Germany’s WESPE project is testing digital tools and installation methods, aiming to cut heat pump retrofit times by up to 40%.
Taking Heat Pumps To Government
The Heat Pump Association UK and Nesta staged a Senedd demonstration to raise awareness as advocates call for stronger Welsh clean-heat policy.
Air Leaks: Why Every House Needs A Good Air Barrier
A 2012 building-science article explains how uncontrolled air leaks affect energy use, moisture and indoor air—and why sealing must pair with ventilation.
NYPA To Own 51% Of 240-MW Solar Project With EDF
NYPA will own a majority stake in Rich Road Solar in St. Lawrence County, with EDF overseeing construction. The project is expected to open in 2030.
CBAK Energy To Add 12 GWh Sodium-ion Cell Production Capacity In Nanjing
CBAK Energy signed an agreement for a planned 12 GWh Nanjing cell project, with construction expected to advance in the second half of 2027.