Great to catch up with @Matt Wood from Puredrive Energy Ltd InstallerSHOW and looking forward to working together Futurebuild 2025
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Spacer Cable Not just for trees but using high transfer ability to minimise costs.
If you're attending interSolar this week, stop by Booth 1247 to rethink your approach to renewable projects. With Hendrix Aerial Spacer Cable Systems, you can achieve cost savings, land savings, and improved voltage regulation. Learn more- https://lnkd.in/gWKpPQF3
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Exploring the future of efficient energy collaboration! ⚡ COMANAGE Project addresses the hurdles faced by citizen-led energy communities. The project works on co-creating 🤝 an open-source toolkit ⚙️ that fosters better governance and management, propelling renewable energy communities forward. 📈 Take a look at the diagram to learn more about the concept ⬇ https://lnkd.in/egiEANvy
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Read this article from Facilities Dive to hear Budderfly CEO Al Subbloie discuss challenges surrounding the adoption of heat pumps, their benefits, and how outsourcing energy management can boost efficiency.
Budderfly’s CEO on accelerating clean technology adoption in commercial buildings
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Energy and Water Development ("EnWaDev") appreciates the opportunity to help Centrio Energy (CE) by conceptualizing specific ideas and technology approaches to deliver Resilient Affordable Decarbonized Energy (RADE) to CE's customers. Some concepts will manifest as projects and CE has selected WSP to lead project implementation and the WSP team brings domain expertise including engineering and project delivery. As concepts morph into RADE projects, we can prove the proposition, "no conflict between your wallet and conscience", i.e. decarbonization, resiliency, sustainability are more than feel-good words. Indeed, when grounded on granular energy use data, conceptualized per rigorous thermodynamic and hydrodynamic principles, engineered per site specific opportunities and constraints, long-term contracted and project financed per the rule, "a risk must be borne by entity best able to mitigate a specific risk", project delivered after "scope freeze" and a realistic schedule............. then, District Energy will "PROFITABLY reduce greenhouse gas emissions".
Today CenTrio hosted a plant tour with the Seattle 2030 District, along with Suresh Jambunathan with Energy and Water Development, LLC and WSP with Zach Stevens. Energy and Water Development LLC is a Chicago area consulting and development firm focused on profitability reducing GHG emissions for clients. ENWADEV helped advance CenTrio's strategic decarbonization goals by conceptualizing specific ideas and technologies at alternate sites per the principal "RADE" = Resilient Affordable Decarbonized Energy. Our newly formed partnership with WSP will lead the implementation of specific ideas and technologies by applying rigorous design and engineering principles per a stage-gate project delivery method. As the energy landscape continues to change, CenTrio aims to be our customer's trusted partner as an expert in the construction and operation of advanced energy systems. Throughout our 130-year history, we have navigated through numerous upgrades to our district steam system, driven by an increased understanding of and evolving attitudes towards GHG emissions. From the early days of coal fired plants, through the transition to oil and natural gas, we are now excited to move toward zero carbon technologies that will continue to drive value to our customers, communities, and planet. I want to thank Suresh Jambunathan Rini A. James Rylowicz Marcus Lew, C.E.M. Zach Stevens Daniel Poppe, MPA Jim Lodge Susan Mantilla Mick Reeves for helping make this a very successful event. #districtenergy #decarbonization #sustainability #partnership #seattle #2030district #energytransition
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What are renewable energy certificates or REC's? Here’s a detailed look at their significance: 1. Encouraging Renewable Energy Production: Market-Based Mechanism: RECs provide a market-based mechanism for promoting renewable energy. Each REC represents the environmental attributes of one megawatt-hour (MWh) of renewable energy generated. Incentivizing Development: By monetizing the environmental benefits of renewable energy, RECs create additional revenue streams for renewable energy projects, making them more financially viable and encouraging further investment and development. 2. Facilitating Compliance: Regulatory Requirements: Many regions have Renewable Portfolio Standards (RPS) or similar regulations that require utilities and other electricity providers to source a certain percentage of their power from renewable sources. RECs provide a way to demonstrate compliance with these requirements. Flexible Compliance Tool: Utilities can purchase RECs to meet their renewable energy targets without having to produce the renewable energy themselves, offering flexibility in how they meet regulatory mandates. 3. Supporting Corporate Sustainability Goals: Voluntary Market: Many corporations and organizations purchase RECs to meet their sustainability goals and commitments to using renewable energy. Environmental Stewardship: By purchasing RECs, companies can claim to offset their carbon footprint and demonstrate their commitment to environmental stewardship, enhancing their corporate social responsibility (CSR) profiles. 4. Tracking and Verification: Transparency and Accountability: RECs provide a standardized and verifiable way to track renewable energy production and its environmental benefits. This ensures transparency and accountability in the renewable energy market. Avoiding Double Counting: The use of RECs helps prevent double counting of renewable energy claims, ensuring that the environmental benefits of renewable energy are accurately represented and accounted for. 5. Economic Benefits: Revenue for Renewable Projects: Selling RECs provides an additional revenue stream for renewable energy producers, which can be critical for the financial sustainability of these projects. Job Creation and Economic Growth: The increased development of renewable energy projects supported by RECs can lead to job creation and economic growth, particularly in regions investing in renewable infrastructure. 6. Environmental Impact: Reducing Greenhouse Gas Emissions: RECs support the generation of renewable energy, which replaces fossil fuel-based power generation and reduces greenhouse gas emissions, contributing to the fight against climate change. Promoting Clean Energy: By supporting renewable energy, RECs help reduce pollution and environmental degradation associated with conventional energy sources, leading to cleaner air and water. #recs #solarrevolution #renewables #cleanpower https://lnkd.in/g_GN6qCG
RECs: Making Green Power Possible
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“This guide sets a very clear road map across the life cycle of a precinct to ensure all stakeholders are working effectively towards a common goal. By electrifying precincts properly from the beginning, we will see huge environmental and financial benefits for many generations to come.”
New guide to support development of all-electric precincts - Council
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Budderfly CEO Al Subbloie discuss challenges surrounding the adoption of heat pumps, their benefits, and how outsourcing energy management can boost efficiency.
Budderfly’s CEO on accelerating clean technology adoption in commercial buildings
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Producing clean hydrogen and reducing green house gas emissions are essential for environmental sustainability.
I filled a pothole—and reduced greenhouse gas emissions—during my incredible visit to Modern Hydrogen. With an innovative process that removes carbon from natural gas to get emissions-free hydrogen, Modern Hydrogen is decarbonizing the energy market. And by sequestering that carbon in asphalt used to build roads (and repair potholes), the company is decarbonizing the building materials market, too. I’m proud to have been an early investor in Modern Hydrogen, and I can’t wait to see what’s next.
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I live in Saskatchewan, the temperature changes so drastically that the pavement is easily damaged. It costs the city so much money every few months to patch potholes. I’m sure there are other places in the world with this sort of problem, and we could benefit from better, more durable material in the production of pavement, tarmac. Interesting video on the matter Bill Gates!
I filled a pothole—and reduced greenhouse gas emissions—during my incredible visit to Modern Hydrogen. With an innovative process that removes carbon from natural gas to get emissions-free hydrogen, Modern Hydrogen is decarbonizing the energy market. And by sequestering that carbon in asphalt used to build roads (and repair potholes), the company is decarbonizing the building materials market, too. I’m proud to have been an early investor in Modern Hydrogen, and I can’t wait to see what’s next.
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Very interesting to observe the development of Quality Factor Index Swap. Such products would be increasingly important with the rise of renewables as explained in a few of my posts: - Capture price of renewables: https://lnkd.in/dvCXxHiH - Solar Cannibalization effect: https://lnkd.in/d2Zq4peQ
A pleasure to have been a part of this working with Ronny Bendlin Spür, Pierre Buisson at Munich Re, and Cian O'Duffy. Also thanks to the folks at EPEX SPOT and Speedwell Climate for creating the very useful index. Not sure where they found that picture of me though.... https://lnkd.in/eWzCs8Vs
Industry-First Quality Factor Index Swap
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