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SCE Enhances System Reliability With 770 MW of New Energy Storage Capacity

Southern California Edison announced that it has signed seven contracts totaling 770 MW of battery-based energy storage resources to help enhance the region’s electric system reliability needs. The recently conducted solicitation and the resulting contracts make up one of the country’s largest energy storage procurements.

COVID-19 crisis proves that running grids with renewables is feasible says Cornwall Insight

Research from Cornwall Insight has found that, thanks to the fall in demand for power, very little coal plant and much less gas plant is running than normal and that this shows that running grids with high levels of renewable energy, albeit during times of less demand for power, is feasible.

Sunseap’s Solar Capacity in Singapore Crosses 300 MWp Milestone

Sunseap Group of Singapore has reached a milestone of more than 300 MWp contracted solar capacity in the Republic. The solar power company said its installed capacity of nearly 168 MWp is almost half of the 350 MWp deployment target by the Singapore government for 2020.