The rise of co-located renewable energy assets brings new financial risks linked to fire incidents. Stay informed to protect your sustainability goals in our latest report! The co-location of renewable energy assets is rapidly increasing in the United States, emerging as the fastest-growing type of renewable energy project according to recent data. However, these projects face heightened financial risks from potential fire incidents compared to standalone installations. In this report, we... 💡 Show the extent to which co-located renewable energy projects are proliferating 💡 Explain why the financial risk associated with fires at co-located projects is greater than that facing standalone projects 💡 Explore why owners of co-located assets may be focusing on storage fire risk, but not necessarily solar and wind fire risk 💡 Explain why built-in fire suppression systems may be insufficient to meet local regulatory requirements 💡 How a comprehensive cross-site fire risk analysis can reduce fire risk and protect your company's reputation 💡 Explain what steps need to be taken to address fire risk at co-located projects Click the link below to download now! #RenewableEnergy #FireSafety #InvestResponsibly #Firetrace #FiretraceInternational #WindTurbines #WindEnergy #SolarFarms #SolarEnergy #EnergyStorage https://bit.ly/3znY6Dz
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The number of early-stage renewable energy projects entering queues around the country exceeds the availability of labor and capital needed to build them, Brent Nelson, managing director of markets and strategy at market intelligence firm Ascend Analytics, said during a Thursday webinar. Despite the large number of new renewable energy projects, prices for power purchase agreements (PPAs) continue to rise, said Anthony Boukarim, senior manager of resource planning and valuation for Ascend Analytics. Renewable energy projects that lack interconnection and permit approvals are seen as high-risk, low value investments and financiers are turning down the majority of these projects, Nelson said. To save energy & cost for your business, contact me at https://buff.ly/2EjAMbu. #Reliability #EnergyStorage #EnergyEfficiency #Renewables #EnergyAudit #Procurement #Resilience https://buff.ly/40NP4tp
Despite rising prices, market faces a glut of renewable energy projects, analysts say
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🚀 Exciting Insights on Co-Located Renewable Energy Risks! 🌱🔥 As co-located renewable energy assets grow rapidly across the U.S., understanding the unique financial risks linked to fire incidents becomes crucial. Our latest report dives deep into why these projects face greater risks than standalone installations and outlines why traditional fire suppression solutions might not meet local codes. 📊 Key Highlights: - Proliferation of co-located renewable projects - Increased financial stakes due to fire risks - Underestimated fire risks in solar and wind sectors - Essential steps for comprehensive fire risk management Learn how a thorough cross-site fire risk analysis can safeguard your investments and enhance your sustainability efforts. Don't miss out on crucial strategies to protect your assets and reputation! #RenewableEnergy #FireSafety #InvestResponsibly #Firetrace #FiretraceInternational #WindTurbines #WindEnergy #SolarFarms #SolarEnergy #EnergyStorage
The rise of co-located renewable energy assets brings new financial risks linked to fire incidents. Stay informed to protect your sustainability goals in our latest report! The co-location of renewable energy assets is rapidly increasing in the United States, emerging as the fastest-growing type of renewable energy project according to recent data. However, these projects face heightened financial risks from potential fire incidents compared to standalone installations. In this report, we... 💡 Show the extent to which co-located renewable energy projects are proliferating 💡 Explain why the financial risk associated with fires at co-located projects is greater than that facing standalone projects 💡 Explore why owners of co-located assets may be focusing on storage fire risk, but not necessarily solar and wind fire risk 💡 Explain why built-in fire suppression systems may be insufficient to meet local regulatory requirements 💡 How a comprehensive cross-site fire risk analysis can reduce fire risk and protect your company's reputation 💡 Explain what steps need to be taken to address fire risk at co-located projects Click the link below to download now! #RenewableEnergy #FireSafety #InvestResponsibly #Firetrace #FiretraceInternational #WindTurbines #WindEnergy #SolarFarms #SolarEnergy #EnergyStorage https://bit.ly/3znY6Dz
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Solar and wind, two of the leading renewable sources, have seen significant price drops. Wind energy costs have decreased by over 50% in the last decade, while "solar panel" costs have fallen by a staggering 80%. This trend is expected to continue as technology matures and manufacturing becomes more efficient. While upfront installation costs for renewables can be higher than traditional methods, they offer significant savings over time. Renewable energy sources have little to no fuel costs, leading to predictable and stable energy expenses. Additionally, these systems require minimal maintenance, further reducing long-term operational costs. Renewable energy is no longer a luxury but a cost-competitive and sustainable solution for our energy needs particularly in Africa. As technology continues to advance, we can expect renewable energy to become even more affordable and accessible in the years to come. #solarsystem #electricsol #abujaenergy #bioenergy #Solar #solarenergycompany #implementationexpert
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Queensland's renewable energy target (QRET) is driving the state towards a more sustainable future. By 2030, 50% of Queensland's electricity consumption must be sourced from renewables. As the shift to renewable energy continues, pumped hydro is becoming an increasingly important part of the conversation. Here are 5 things you need to know about pumped hydro in Queensland. #CostelloGroup #RenewableEnergy #PumpedHydroQld
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In excess of 💯 % of Scotlands’s electricity demand produced for the first time! New statistics released today (January 26) by the Scottish Government reveal that renewable energy technologies generated the equivalent of 113% of Scotland’s overall electricity consumption in 2022 — the highest recorded figures to date and a 26% increase year-on-year. #renewableenergy #keepmovingforward #investmentstrategies
More than 100% of Scotland's electricity demand produced by renewables for the first time
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The latest Scottish Government statistics have brought positive news for the renewable energy sector, with figures showing that renewable energy technologies generated the equivalent of 113% of Scotland's overall electricity consumption in 2022. The data reinforces the potential for continued growth and investment in the renewable energy sector, offering exciting opportunities for companies and professionals in the clean energy space. #RenewableEnergyUK #solarPV #BESS #onshorewind #CleanEnergy
Renewables ‘covered 113% of Scottish demand’
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A new report from Cornwall Insight reveals that the majority (63%) of renewable energy project applications in the UK between 2018-2023 failed to progress past the planning stage, with only 20% of projects currently moving forward. Developers submitting multiple speculative applications that don't all end up proceeding is cited as a key reason for the low success rate, leading to grid connection queues and complications. Addressing these speculative "phantom projects" and streamlining the grid connection process are seen as crucial steps to improve the pace of renewable energy development in the UK. For more information, click here: https://bit.ly/4cizdYI #EnergyLiveNews #RenewableEnergy #PlanningStage #ProjectApplications
'Majority of UK renewable energy projects halted at planning stage' - Energy Live News
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Scottish Renewables, supported by 67 organisations within the renewable energy sector, has issued a collective plea to the new UK Government to accelerate the deployment of renewable energy projects. This call comes ahead of Allocation Round 6 (AR6) of the Contracts for Difference (CfD) scheme, crucial for securing investments in low carbon electricity generation. https://lnkd.in/eUrKfY69 #energy #utilities #renewableenergy #CfD #contractsfordifference
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Call to revamp UK’s constraint management system. Renewable energy growth has strained the outdated UK constraint management system, leading to rising costs, consumer risks and delays in new transmission capacity due to underinvestment, according to a report. #electricitygeneration #energybills #energyconsumption #energycosts #energydemand #energyinvestment #energymanagement #energyprices
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ABO Wind becomes ABO Energy. Leading international renewable energy developer ABO Wind has rebranded in Northern Ireland to become ABO Energy. The company is leading NI's shift away from fossil fuels, having achieved planning approval for 375MW of renewable electricity generation and storage. Initially set up to develop onshore wind farms, the company’s focus has expanded, and its expertise has grown to include battery energy storage, solar PV and hydrogen production. Commenting on the rebrand, Patricia McGrath (MIPI), ABO Energy’s Head of Development in Northern Ireland said: “The name ABO Energy much better reflects the breadth of skills and expertise we now have. "The rebrand does not involve a change in company ownership, and our ethos remains unchanged. Everyone who deals with ABO Energy will see the same ambition, professionalism and respect they are used to from our team. “In addition to our already consented schemes, under the ABO Energy banner we are progressing a pipeline of new projects totalling over 300 MW and we expect that to grow further in the coming months. “There is a lot of work to do if we are to achieve the 2030 target of 80%; but at ABO Energy we are more than up for the challenge.” #ClimateChange #RenewableEnergy #SustainableInvestment
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