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Being Part of the Climate Change Solution Means Going Beyond the Obvious – Now!
Climate change is the biggest challenge facing humanity today. It’s global, all-pervasive, and accelerating. The climate change solution, therefore, has to be equally comprehensive: it requires us all – governments, companies, investors, and individuals ─ to deploy not just single-track solutions and long-term pledges,… Read more »
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Mitigating Combined Sewer Overflow (CSO) and Sanitary Sewer Overflow (SSO) Events
Weather forecasts for heavy rainfall, reports of network blockages or overloaded treatment plants create stress for utility providers and concern for staff and customers. Wet weather (rain and snowmelt) can significantly increase flows at wastewater treatment facilities to a point where you have Combined… Read more »
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Successful DER Integration Relies on Flexibility from Connected Technology
There’s no question that the use of distributed energy resources (DER) has hit the mainstream. For example, there’s a predicted 400% increase worldwide in renewable energy use by 2040, including DER like wind and solar. To handle this increase, utilities must prepare to better… Read more »
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How power digitalization gives Guardian Glass the visibility to reduce costs and risks
In their ‘2021 manufacturing industry outlook,’ Deloitte shares this insight, “For manufacturers, the events of 2020 may be a warning to develop better systems for navigating disruptions … Visibility is likely to become the most critical capability for manufacturers in the coming months. …… Read more »
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For proving home energy savings, seeing is believing
Make no mistake: energy efficiency is top of mind for even the most discerning homebuyer. Since the pandemic began, home energy usage has increased an average of 20 percent, sending energy bills through the roof across the U.S. In California, PG&E customers pay 80… Read more »
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Green Hydrogen Role in Global Energy Transformation
Green hydrogen is often seen as a wonder technology. It transforms electricity from renewable sources and water into a gas that can be stored, transported, and used as a feedstock in industry, as a transportation fuel, as a heating fuel or to generate electricity… Read more »
