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Empresas Públicas de Medellín (EPM) announces successful effort leveraging Modular FACTS

Empresas Públicas de Medellín (EPM) announces successful effort leveraging Modular FACTS - Empresas Públicas de Medellín (EPM) sought to gain experience with this technology, which has broad economic and environmental benefits. - This technology plays an important role in the energy transformation by facilitating the connection of renewable generation. - With this work, EPM distinguishes itself as a leader in Latin America. News provided by Share this article Share this article MEDELLÍN, Colombia, March 10, 2021 /PRNewswire/ EPM innovates to serve their customers by investing in solutions that improve quality of life throughout their service territory. To fulfil this purpose, EPM announces its successful application of Modular FACTS (Flexible Alternating Current Transmission Systems). This places EPM at the forefront of the electricity sector in Latin America, as a pioneer in the adoption of this technology.

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Report: Grid-Enhancing Technologies Could Save $5B per Year by Boosting US Renewables Capacity

The U.S. could double its capacity for new wind and solar power, save billions of dollars and cut millions of tons of carbon-dioxide emissions from its generation fleets if federal incentives can be aligned to deploy a suite of technologies to unlock the full capacity of transmission grids. So says a new report from The Brattle Group, modeling the benefits of a set of grid-enhancing technologies across the wind-power-rich grids of Kansas and Oklahoma. According to its analysis, spending about $90 million to implement these technologies could yield a payback in less than a year, with annual power cost savings of about $175 million delivering ongoing benefits for years to come.

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The Brief: Gender + climate call, venture capital in India and Nigeria, state of Opportunity Zones, essential bills, dairy waste, wooden windmills

The Brief: Gender + climate call, venture capital in India and Nigeria, state of Opportunity Zones, essential bills, dairy waste, wooden windmills
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Volta Energy Technologies raises over $90M of a targeted $150M fund to back energy storage startups – TechCrunch

Volta Energy Technologies raises over $90M of a targeted $150M fund to back energy storage startups Volta Energy Technologies, the energy investment and advisory services firm backed by some of the biggest names in energy and energy storage materials, has closed on nearly $90 million of a targeted $150 million investment fund, according to people familiar with the group’s plans. The venture investment vehicle complements a $180 million existing commitment from Volta’s four corporate backers Equinor, Albermarle, Exelon and Hanon Systems and comes at a time when interest in energy storage technologies couldn’t be stronger. As the transition away from internal combustion engines and hydrocarbon fuels begins in earnest, companies are scrambling to drive down costs and improve performance of battery technologies that will be necessary to power millions of electric cars and store massive amounts of renewable energy that still needs to be developed.

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Smart Wires Named Among Top 100 Global Companies Committed to Delivering a Clean Future

Share: SAN FRANCISCO, Dec. 15, 2020 /PRNewswire/ Smart Wires has been named a 2021 Global Cleantech 100 Company. This recognizes Smart Wires as one of the top companies - among thousands of innovators from across the globe - best positioned to lead the way to a decarbonized, digitized and resource-efficient future. Smart Wires develops and implements digital technologies that advance the delivery of affordable, clean electricity on grids around the world. Smart Wires technology quickly unlocks gigawatts of new capacity on the existing power grid by intelligently routing power to travel across underutilized power lines. Leading utilities across Europe, Australia and the Americas have already begun to change the way they think about future investments in critical infrastructure. With our hardware and software, electric utilities can greatly increase the capacity on their grids. This means rapid integration of renewables, at a lower cost and with less disruption to communities a

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