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A 6 MW/48 MWh Energy Storage Project Is Coming To Camp Pendleton, & Will Be Expanded Later

December 20, 2024 admin batteries, camp pendleton, Energy Storage, INTERVIEWS, US Marine Corps

Credit to Author: Jake Richardson| Date: Tue, 17 Dec 2024 19:21:56 +0000

Here at CleanTechnica, we have written previously about Camp Pendleton several times, and of particular note was the large solar power installation. Now comes another big story, although it’s about energy storage, not photovoltaics. Typically in the US, energy storage projects that use batteries provide backup and pulses of electricity … [continued]

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Hydrogen Fuel Cell Aircraft Attracts US Army, Navy, & Air Force, Too

November 10, 2024 admin Aviation, clean power, clean transport, electric aircraft, fuel cell airplanes, fuel cells, green hydrogen, hydrogen, hydrogen fuel cell electric vehicles, hydrogen fuel cells, renewable energy, us air force, US Army, US Marine Corps, US military, US Navy, usa, Water

Credit to Author: Tina Casey| Date: Thu, 07 Nov 2024 20:54:29 +0000

The US military is supporting new drop-in hydrogen fuel propulsion systems for quiet-running zero emission aircraft and stationary energy generation.

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Wave Energy: Today 1.25 Megawatts, Tomorrow 2300 Terawatt-Hours Per Year

July 31, 2024 admin clean power, grid, Hawaii, Ireland, marine energy, ocean energy, offshore energy, US Department of Defense, us department of energy (doe), US Marine Corps, US Navy, usa, wave energy, wave energy converter

Credit to Author: Tina Casey| Date: Mon, 29 Jul 2024 15:05:34 +0000

In a huge step forward for marine energy, a massive 1.25-megawatt, 826-ton buoy-type wave energy converter will be hooked up to the grid in Hawaii this year.

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