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Organic flow battery developer nets $106 million growth investment

CmBlu received funding to scale its long-duration energy storage systems.

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Using rocks as heat batteries for renewable energy storage

Sandia National Laboratories and CSolPower are researching the use of landscaping gravel as a thermal energy storage medium.

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U.S. Airforce embraces e-mobility

Leidos will design and implement a charging infrastructure for the Air Force fleet of non-tactical electric vehicles using the Fuel by Shoals solution.

People on the move: Northland Power, Alberta Innovates, Jenner & Block, and more

Job moves in solar, storage, cleantech, utilities and energy transition finance.

Sunrise brief: New York announces largest state investment in renewable energy in U.S. history 

Also on the rise: California proposes “blatant seizure of property” in solar ruling. Panasonic unveils new residential heat pumps. And more.

California 200 MW / 400 MWh battery storage project nets $60 million credit facility

First Citizens Bank put forth the financing for the project, located in Imperial County.

Three unions organize for utility-scale solar projects

The IBEW, the LIUNA, and the IUOE have established guidelines to allocate tasks for utility-scale solar facilities, streamlining the process for developers to solicit construction bids.

Powin and Hitachi Energy form strategic alliance for power control systems

Hitachi Energy will take majority ownership in eks Energy, a power electronics and energy management solutions provider.

Solar-plus-storage at site of decommissioned gas-fired plant in California

A ribbon cutting was held recently for the Daggett Solar + Storage plant, one of the largest operating hybrid facilities in the country.

California proposes “blatant seizure of property” in solar ruling

The California Public Utilities Commission is set to vote on a virtual net energy metering program that would force renters to sell solar generation to the utility and buy it back at a higher rate, outlawing them from consuming their electricity directly.

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