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Going from coal power to solar power—and storage: ENGIE North America has built the largest community solar project in Massachusetts on the site of a former coal-fired power station—and is now adding a storage component to the project. Partnering in on Texas wind power: Tri Global Energy recently completed its 197.6 MW Bearkat Wind Energy project on 30,000 leased acres of privately owned farm and ranch land in Glasscock County, Texas. The company used its proprietary business model, the Wind Force Plan, which allows local landowners and community investors the opportunity to partner with and have a substantial ownership in the wind project development that leased their land. Solar power project weathers the storm: A 23 MW Big Bend solar power project in Florida required some extra solid construction due to the hurricane rating and flood zone designation of the area where it was built—all of which prepared the project to stand up well when Hurricane Irma hit this past fall. Wind Power Fast Facts: enerG’s annual look at the top wind power projects and top wind power producing U.S. states and provinces. enerG Ask the Experts: With Ask the Experts, enerG poses a topical question involving alternative/renewable energy to three industry representatives. The question this issue is – If you could send a 100 word note (tweet) to President Donald Trump about the benefits of renewable energy, what would you say to him? Guest Column: Scott Connor, Chief Training Officer for TEAM-1 Academy Inc., on the required training and equipment for working at heights on wind projects. For the Record: Former Treasury Secretary Henry M. Paulson Jr. on how to raise the big money—trillions of dollars—that are going to be required for green energy investments. Plus… On the Wire, Advances, Numbers … |
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Read all about exciting recent projects in enerG back issues!
 | September/October 2016 enerG Feature Focus: Solar and Wind O&M Guest Column: A Baker's Analogy: Why Top-Treating Wind Turbine Oils with Additives Won't Deliver Optimal Performance Guest Column: Quality over quantity: solar PV monitoring data Seizing the clean energy revolution: shooting for 50 percent clean energy by 2030 |
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