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Silicon Ranch’s Reliability Engineer Eric Spraggins talks with Nick de Vries about growing up two miles away from the site of the future SR Tullahoma facility, and the solar farm’s potential impact in the local community via agricultural and recreational opportunities.
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We’re proud to support this important event right here at home. See you in October!
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Silicon Ranch is honored to be part of this compelling economic development story with @TVAnews, @Facebook, @GM, & @WarrenRECC that demonstrates what’s possible when we work together with a shared vision for our home region. tinyurl.com/6mt8chtw
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A new report from @TheMacroGrid & @Concentric2002 offers a comprehensive review of regional & interregional #transmission planning in Great Plains, Midwest, & MidAtlantic. Shows how current processes are impeding development of low-cost #renewable power. bit.ly/MGI-325
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“Much of the reductions required can be achieved with today’s technology. But to be on track to net zero and also be on a 1.5º C compliant pathway, the U.S. must get started right away,” EI's @robbieorvis on our just released research. (via @adele_peters) fastcompany.com/90607953/hit…
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Thank you to the companies standing up for clean energy in IL! But why are so many big influential companies MIA? @Google @Facebook @amazon @Apple have all committed to 100% clean energy - if it's good enough for you, what about the rest of IL?
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The hardest climate futures to talk about are the most likely: Those that occupy the space between "we're doomed" and "everything is fine". Neither extreme is true. How far along that spectrum the world falls depends on our actions now.
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We had a great time meeting with @uofmemphis' IEEE chapter where our Engineering & O&M teams gave students a virtual tour of our nearby Millington Solar Farm & discussed the exciting career opportunities these projects present students across the country. @USNavy @MLGW @TVAnews
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Thanks to @PCLConstruction, @IEAnet, & Georgia Transmission Corp who helped us deliver 2 world-class facilities in the midst of a pandemic. Teamwork and collaboration enabled us to deliver on schedule for @waltonemc & @Facebook. Learn more: siliconranch.com/walton-emc-…
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Can energy production coexist with agriculture? In our plants it is possible! At the Aurora solar farm in the United States, we produce 210 million kWh of sustainable energy per year by promoting our innovative agrivoltaics model 👇 enelgreenpower.com/our-proje…
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So happy to have the opportunity to talk with you about analysis conducted by the amazing @phadkeamol, @Nikit_Abhyankar, and Umed Paliwal with @RicOConnell8, @taylormmcnair, and @oboylemm - the 2035 Report was such a fun and gratifying project to work on. 2035report.com/
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Keep the "firsts" coming, @SiliconRanchCo. We're proud to see the work you do.
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Batteries, like solar, have plunged in cost far faster than forecasts.
In 2011, @BloombergNEF expected average battery pack prices to hit $350/kWh in 2020. We passed that in 2015/16. With our 2020 battery price survey under way it will be interesting to see how close we are to the $132/kWh we forecast last year. #batterychat
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Why do some technologies (e.g solar) plunge in cost from extremely rapid learning rates, while others improve more slowly? Very interesting framework here for understanding the differences.
Thread (#1): What explains technologies' huge differences in experience tares? In a brand new paper in @Joule_CP, @absmalhotra and Tobi Schmidt argue it is the combination of 2 factors: complexity and customization need, see fig👇 doi.org/10.1016/j.joule.2020…
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In 2019, companies that burned Illinois coal released more than 82 million tons of heat-trapping CO2. “To align your state’s energy policies w/ your climate & health goals, you have to do something about coal mining,” says @brucenilles. (via @scribeguy) chicagotribune.com/news/envi…
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Welcome to Salvatore Bernabei, the new Head of Enel Green Power and the Enel Global Power Generation business line. With a career that began at @EnelGroup back in 1999, he will now lead our great team on the path of energy transition.
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Whoa. Solar energy would need to grow by about 50x (!!) by 2060 over China's already world-leading PV generation in 2019 to meet carbon-neutral target, based on this @Tsinghua_Uni pathway. Bloomberg @climate suggests that study is in collaboration w gov't bloombergquint.com/onweb/chi…
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