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Lithium-ion battery recycler awarded $144 million DOE grant

American Battery Technology Company received funds to construct a recycling facility with a 100,000 tons annual processing capacity.

Boston doctors prescribe solar energy

The Boston Medical Center has started an unusual program to help low-income patients save on their electricity bills and support a healthier recovery.

Battery recycling: How advanced materials science is changing the game

The future of battery recycling is promising and continuous advancements in materials science are driving the development of more efficient, sustainable processes.

Panasonic releases new R32 heat pumps

Panasonic launched its new R32 heat pumps for the Canadian market, introducing the Exterios Z and ClimaPure XZ series. The models offer heating capacities ranging from 10,900 Btu/h to 28,800 Btu/h, depending on specifications.

Brown University’s solar project, the largest in the state, is complete

MN8 Energy announced it completed construction of Brown University’s unprecedented solar facility.

Understanding renewable energy ‘drought’ at solar, wind sites

An international research team based across Canada, China and the U.S. have said developers must stop focusing not only resource availability, and also consider resource variability and resource extremeness, to avoid extreme or prolonged reductions in renewable power generation at solar and wind sites.

City of Phoenix embraces second-life batteries

A pilot project uses remanufactured lithium batteries from electric forklifts to power lighting in a Phoenix park.

Schneider Electric introduces portable solar power station

The OffGrid portable power station provides power for outdoor adventures as well as in hurricane-ravaged areas.

Georgia facility to recycle 10 million solar panels per year

Unlike the single use of multi-million-year-old fossil fuels, solar panels can be recycled, recovering much of their materials for future use.

As more buildings use heat pumps, four technologies can provide grid support

Wider use of electric heat pumps to heat buildings creates a larger market for renewable energy, but also presents challenges, which can be met through building insulation and weatherization, cold climate heat pumps, thermal energy storage systems, and higher-voltage distribution grids, a report says.

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