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Riverhead considers adding battery energy storage systems to town code, as residents question safety, urge in-depth study

Riverhead considers adding battery energy storage systems to town code, as residents question safety, urge in-depth study

Angry residents objected to allowing large battery energy storage systems in Riverhead Town during a public hearing last week, arguing that the safety of the systems and potential locations of the new use should be more carefully studied in the town’s comprehensive planning process. Residents objecting to adopting the code without further study cited incidents, […]

Does solar still work in the depths of winter?

Minnesota winters are long, cold, and dark, which doesn’t sound like the best thing to do when it comes to saving money on your electric bill. But industry experts agree that even with shorter days, solar power can be a cost-effective cost-cutting measure for residential, commercial and industrial consumers. The amount of sunlight that reaches […]

FELICITY, CALIFORNIA - SEPTEMBER 28: In an aerial view, the All-American Canal conveys water through the Imperial Sand Dunes of California's Colorado Desert, a few miles north of the U.S.-Mexico border, on September 28, 2022 near Felicity, California. The 80-mile long canal carries water from the Colorado River to supply nine Southern California cities and 500,000 acres of farmland in the Imperial Valley where a few hundred farms draw more water from the Colorado River than the states of Arizona and Nevada combined. As drought shrinks the Colorado River to historic low levels and with states that rely on it facing major water shortages, pressure is building on the growers to give up some of the water rights they had inherited long ago. The Imperial Sand Dunes are the remnants of the beach sands of ancient Lake Cahuilla, the basin of which is where the dying Salton Sea is located. The federal government has proposed an unprecedented plan to cut back on water supplies for Arizona, Nevada and California, where millions of people rely on its water and power, as climate change-driven drought continues to lower water levels at the biggest reservoirs in the nation, lakes Mead and Powell, to historic low capacities.  (Photo by David McNew/Getty Images)

New solar panel project over California canal could expand thousands of miles if successful

The plan, dubbed Project Nexus, is expected to break ground in 2023 and become operational in 2024, bringing 8,500 feet of solar panels to Turlock’s canals. Next year starts an ambitious solar panel project that, if successful, could see thousands of miles of panels installed above California’s irrigation canals. The plan, The plan, dubbed Project […]

Can solar energy work in space? Here are the pros and cons.

Solar radiation from space used to be considered science fiction. But in recent years, space agencies around the world have launched studies into the feasibility of building real power plants in orbit. Such projects would be difficult to pull off, stakeholders agree, but as global attempts to curb climate change continue to fail, such moonshot […]

SolarQuotes Australian Solar Price Report  - December 2022

Australian Solar Prices: December 2022 Update

As Australians raced to buy rooftop solar panels in November 2022, how much were they paying on average for systems? Find out in SolarQuotes’ latest solar price report. Solar system pricing movement was again a mixed bag in November. Based on information on costs supplied in 469 solar installer reviews as at yesterday covering sales […]

NASA performs spacewalk to install solar array on space station

NASA performs spacewalk to install solar array on space station

NASA astronauts on Thursday morning successfully attached a solar array on the International Space Station after a piece of space junk was determined to be flying dangerously close to the orbiting laboratory. Astronauts Josh Cassada and Frank Rubio began the spacewalk at 8:19 a.m. EST to install an International Space Station Roll-Out Solar Array, or […]

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