Members of the Alliance commit to taking actions such as setting targets to phase out coal and committing to no further investments in coal power.
Read More »Iran Says Ready to Export 300MW Electricity to Northern Iraqi City
A senior local official in Iran’s Western province of Kordestan announced on Saturday that the country is capable of providing 300MW of electricity to the Northern Iraqi city of Sulaymaniyah.
Read More »Bitcoin Demand is Massive – But Dwarfed by Domestic Devices on Standby
New research from the University of Cambridge suggests the cryptocurrency network consumes energy at a rate of around 50TWh a year.
Read More »Iran. Armenia after Expanding Energy Cooperation
Iranian Deputy Energy Minister and Armenian Deputy Prime Minister in a meeting exchanged views on ways to increase energy cooperation between Tehran and Yerevan. particularly extending the power grid between the two neighboring countries.
Read More »ELEXON Implements 12 Changes to Balancing and Settlement Code
This includes six modifications to BSC rules and six Change Proposals. which amend BSC subsidiary documents.
Read More »Tehran. Moscow Vow to Increase Economic Ties despite US Pressures
Russian Energy Minister Alexander Novak said that both Tehran and Moscow are resolute to further increase bilateral ties in all areas. particularly in economic fields where Washington has put its weight to isolate the Islamic Republic.
Read More »350 MW to Be Added to Iran’s Power Generation Capacity Soon
Three power plants with a total capacity of 350 megawatts (MW) of electricity will be added to Iran’s national grid in coming days. the managing director of the Thermal Power Plants Holding Company (TPPH) announced.
Read More »Newly Opened. JFK’s TWA Hotel is Always Grid Independent
A new hotel and conference center has formed around what had been the TWA terminal at New York’s JFK Airport — one that focuses on ultra modern energy technologies: a microgrid. on site electric generation and battery storage.
Read More »Are California Utilities Heading Down the Wrong Path as Wildfire Season Approaches?
A new report warns that California may be heading down the wrong path when it comes to preparing its grid for wildfires and points to microgrids as a better solution.
Read More »District of Columbia Considers New Regulated Entity: The Microgrid Operator
A report released late last week for the nation’s capital calls for a new regulated entity known as a microgrid operator. part of the city’s far-reaching effort to modernize its electric grid.
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