Electrification has become popular term within the renewable energy industry. This is due in part to its significant and powerful capabilities. With the right resources, electrification has the potential to alleviate the impacts of climate change. As electrification becomes more prevalent, it is important to understand what it means and why it matters. What is […]
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On Wednesday September 1, 2021 the Los Angeles City Council voted to transition to 100 percent clean energy by 2035. This plan is known as the LA100 and demonstrates that the city’s goal of reaching 100 percent renewable electricity is achievable 10 years earlier than they had originally planned. This transition also aligns with President
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In early August, regulators voted unanimously in favor of a potential solar mandate in California. The potential plan would mandate a combination of solar and energy storage to be included in many new commercial structures and high-rise residential projects. Commercial structures included in the plan are hotels, offices, medical clinics, retail and grocery stores, restaurants,
It’s the time of year again that America loves, with the Kansas City Chiefs facing off the Tampa Bay Buccaneers for this year’s Super Bowl. While fans typically look forward to the action of the game and the infamous half time show, at EnergyLink, we are fascinated by how energy usage changes during this national
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Carbon capture and sequestration / storage (CSS) is fast becoming a viable solution for reducing the impact carbon dioxide has on the climate crisis. Technology now exists that can prevent C02 emissions from entering the atmosphere, which also contributes to global heating. Many lawmakers are calling companies to take steps to redress the damage being
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Within the primary metals industry, there are four main energy consumers: process heating, electrochemical processes, drivepower and HVAC. Although manufacturing is largely considered one industry, once broken down, there are actually many types of manufacturing that have differing energy needs. Below, we break down the four energy consumers of the primary metals industry: 1. Process Heating Process
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Active Coolers are the newest technology within the renewable energy industry. Designed by ElectraTherm, the integrated heat to power technology provides enough energy to power the cooler and produce additional electricity. With many corporations naturally progressing towards sustainability, the first place they will look to rectify is their waste. What is an Active Cooler? It uses the organic rankin
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A look at the paper manufacturing industry and the break down of its four main energy consumers.
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Within the chemical manufacturing industry, there are four main energy consumers: conventional boilers, CHP/ cogeneration, process heating and drivepower. Below, we break down how these four energy consumers are used. 1. Conventional Boilers High-pressure boiler systems are integral to any good chemical processing plant. In more ways than one, boilers are the overlooked heroes of
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A look at three ways to mitigate the need for an RFP.
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