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A first installation is expected to combine Tritium’s technology with on-site solar, battery storage, and ChargeNet’s proprietary software platform.

Jump to navigation By  05/19/2021 With a record-breaking drought in the works after three successive major wildfire seasons, we clearly need to be better prepared in 2021. Luckily, local institutions are stepping up to the plate. Although utilities such as PG&E have developed some temporary fixes like public safety power shutoffs, we need longer-term solutions. Relying upon traditional fossil fuel backup generators is a temporary stopgap that does not represent a viable solution for our future. The better solution is microgrids, which can create small islands of power leveraging clea...

VPPs offer a compelling way for homeowners, business owners and utilities to collectively meet today's shifting energy needs by unlocking the potential of solar energy stored in an onsite battery. Owners can draw down stored energy when electricity is most expensive and reserve solar energy in case of a power outage. Participants in Swell's southern California VPP programs further benefit by earning GridRevenue when consuming their stored energy in the evenings, providing much needed relief to the grid during peak times. By using a battery when the utility values it most, homeowners can arbit...

FAIRFIELD-SUISUN, CALIFORNIA Solano County is investing $36 million into new energy efficiency and reliability infrastructure. Pictured here is a solar array at the top of a parking structure in downtown Fairfield. (Robinson Kuntz/Daily Republic) Solano County to invest $38M into energy infrastructure FAIRFIELD — Solano County supervisors are banking on energy cost savings to pay for most of the $38.08 million in new and upgraded power infrastructure they recently approved. Megan Greve, director of county General Services, said in an interview Friday that the county pays about $3 million a ...

Schneider Electric :'s XW Pro Approved for California's SGIP 04/06/2021 | 08:56am EDT Send by mail : Message : Californians can receive rebates from SGIP to offset installation costs of qualifying energy storage systems Schneider Electric Solar, an industry leader of solar technology and energy management, announced that their XW Pro solar hybrid inverter is now eligible for California’s energy storage rebates. Customers can install the XW Pro at low cost through the Self-Generation Incentive Program (SGIP), which provides rebates to support homeowners and communities in acquiring affordab...