GreenBiz

JUNE 23, 2020

These events, made visible by the COVID-19 virus, have shown us the fragility of systems pushed to their breaking point by design constraints to maximize return on investment in the absence of resiliency. . Utilities already have found wind and solar power are less costly sources of energy.

Incubators 453

Incubators Incubators Resilience Innovation 453

AGreenLiving

JUNE 23, 2020

These events, made visible by the COVID-19 virus, have shown us the fragility of systems pushed to their breaking point by design constraints to maximize return on investment in the absence of resiliency. Utilities already have found wind and solar power are less costly sources of energy.

Incubators 28

Incubators Incubators Resilience Government 28

AGreenLiving

JUNE 23, 2020

These events, made visible by the COVID-19 virus, have shown us the fragility of systems pushed to their breaking point by design constraints to maximize return on investment in the absence of resiliency. Utilities already have found wind and solar power are less costly sources of energy.

Incubators 28

Incubators Incubators Resilience Government 28

Greentown Labs

SEPTEMBER 21, 2021

Energy Toolbase is an industry-leading software platform that provides a cohesive suite of project modeling, energy storage control, and asset monitoring products that enable solar and energy storage developers to deploy projects more efficiently. The company pays its users for saving energy when the grid is at risk of using dirty power.

Startups 104

Startups Energy Monitor Building Energy Monitoring Business Energy Monitoring 104

GreenBiz

DECEMBER 21, 2020

Standing alone in the open field, the solar-powered equipment Sheffer shows me could be mistaken for some sort of high-tech scarecrow, but it has a far different job: to monitor and measure the CO 2 in the soil at this farming operation and research center in New York’s Hudson Valley. . In January, Seattle startup Nori raised $1.3

Carbon 530

Carbon Soil Agriculture Organic 530

CleanTechnica

NOVEMBER 24, 2020

This fourth round of US DOE Solar Energy Technologies Office projects concerns solar–hydro hybrid power plants, other solar hybrid power plants, microgrids, grid storage integration, and blockchain technology.

Blockchain 0

Blockchain Energy Energy Technology 0