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LS Power Expands Clean Energy Platform through Solar Acquisition News provided by Share this article Share this article NEW YORK, May 5, 2021 /PRNewswire/ -- LS Power today announced it has entered into an agreement to acquire 25 solar power facilities totaling 467 MWdc (365 MWac) from Public Service Enterprise Group Incorporated (PSEG). "Today's announcement underscores LS Power's commitment to scaling a diversified development and operating platform that will drive the decarbonization of our economy," said LS Power CEO Paul Segal.  "The addition of these solar projects is part of LS Powe...

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How can U.S. transmission grids and wholesale energy markets adapt to the gigawatts of energy storage coming online over the next decade?  In the near future, the scale of the batteries serving U.S. power grids is set to explode, increasing from about 1.5 gigawatts today to tens or hundreds of gigawatts by 2030. These batteries will play a vital role in shifting intermittent wind and solar power from when it’s produced to when it’s needed and serving broader grid services needs on an increasingly decarbonizing grid.  But as a resource that can both absorb and discharge energy at a mom...

After losing out on an early opportunity to build New York state's biggest battery, the owner of New York City's biggest power plant is taking steps to import renewable electricity generated upstate. The Ravenswood Generating Station is undergoing a strategic shift to carry out the transition to clean energy called for by Gov. Andrew Cuomo and the New York legislature. The 57-year-old power plant contributes one-fifth of the city's generation capacity and played a crucial role in supplying power when Superstorm Sandy swamped the region. The owners want to maintain that leadership position...

Second company now wants to build a power line in the Hudson River Catskills Renewable could compete with TDI/HydroQuebec plan FacebookTwitterEmail A second company is looking to place a power line under the Hudson River to bring electricity to New York City.Times Union file photo LEEDS — It’s starting to look like the energy highway that Gov. Andrew Cuomo has spoken of may run under the Hudson River. Prompted by new incentives and the state’s push for a carbon-free economy, a second transmission line company says they want to run a high capacity power line under the Hudson River to co...