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Rendering of Integrated 100 MW Solar Energy and 150 MW Storage Project. (RAI Energy International)
(SAN DIEGO, Calif.) May 4, 2021 – San Diego Community Power (SDCP), the not-for-profit community choice energy program serving five cities in the San Diego region, entered into a power purchase agreement with an affiliate of RAI Energy International, Inc. (RAI Energy), the Silicon Valley-based global renewable energy development company. The project is located in Imperial County, California and is an integrated 100 megawatt (MW) photovoltaic solar energy project and up to 150 MW/600 MWh of battery energy storage that will provide San Diego Community Power with a 20-year supply of renewable energy, help meet peak summer demand, and support grid reliability. With this first project, called the Vikings Energy Farm, SDCP delivers on its promise of investing in regional renewable energy projects that support economic development and local jobs.
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Absorbent glass mat battery for residential storage
Silicon Valley-based start-up Gridtential has secured $12 million in funds to develop what it calls the world s first factory-ready, single-block, 24V, deep-cycle lead battery. The product is claimed to be ideal for personal mobility vehicles and renewable energy storage in homes and offices.California-based storage specialist Gridtential Energy has secured around $12 million in funding from a group of investors led by U.S.-based venture capital firm 1955 Capital and has increased, to €28 million, the capital it raised to date to boost the development of its Silicon Joule absorbent glass mat .
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Contrary to what some people may think, Henry Ford did not invent the automobile. That distinction belongs to Karl Benz.
What Ford did, however, is equally significant: Ford perfected the assembly line for auto production, which led directly to making automobiles markedly less expensive and putting them within reach of millions of Americans.
In effect, Ford democratized the automobile, and in that I see a direct analogy to what the University of Florida is doing for artificial intelligence.
If you’re not familiar with it yet, UF in July announced a $100-million public-private partnership with NVIDIA that will catapult UF’s research strength to address some of the world’s most formidable challenges, create unprecedented access to AI training and tools for under-represented communities, and build momentum for transforming the future of the workforce.