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From coal to solar power: Ampliform’s 26 MW Sarish Solar Project, built on a former coal mine site in Pennsylvania, posed some daunting ground condition challenges, but tracker supplier Nevados was able to deliver a high-performance solution for the tough terrain. Toyota dealership moves forward with solar power: A Pennsylvania Toyota dealership has moved forward to solar power with a new rooftop solar and storage project from Fortress Power and Generating more wind power with fewer turbines in New Mexico: Leeward Renewable Energy was able to move to cutting edge wind generating equipment on the repowering of the Caprock Wind Project in New Mexico, and it’s now able to produce more power with fewer wind turbines. Illinois solar project cuts energy costs—and helps improve air quality: A successful new solar energy installation is helping power the American College of Chest Physicians (CHEST) headquarters in Illinois—and it also aligns with its mission to advance lung health and improve air quality. Ask the Experts: With Ask the Experts, enerG poses a topical question involving renewable energy to industry representatives. This issue’s question: What do you think the future of renewable energy will look like in 10 years, and how will your company continue to meet the needs of the industry? Guest Column: Simplifying solar cable management. Becky Malkin of solar cable management solutions company Gripple on how one PO, one partner can simplify solar cable management. Guest Column: Chris Richardson of energy consultants Realize 250 talks about the rise of the entrepreneurial utility, and how it is key to unlocking the energy transition--and the move to renewable energy. Guest Column: Clean energy business leader Jason Ludwigson on how President Trump’s budget bill is making energy expensive again--the U.S. needs to pivot, and lean into clean energy, he says. On the Grid: enerG takes a snapshot look at recently completed renewable energy projects, with details on a variety of projects … For the Record: Matt Beasley of solar project developer Silicon Ranch says the U.S. can have solar power AND agriculture—rather than solar power OR agriculture. |
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enerG is an exciting quarterly magazine that delivers the big picture and bright future of the fastest growing industry-renewable energy-in North America. Its mission is to provide up-to-date information on renewable energy sources, and strategies on how to use our current resources to generate more environmentally friendly power.
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