Energy Storage Articles

Concern over climate change is on the rise and creating new opportunities for the United States to transition toward cleaner energy solutions.

The New England Clean Energy Council proposes steps for revamping New England's aging power grid.

Germany's energy evolution may become a model for a new market landscape in the United States.

Schools in the St. Lucie School district are experiencing a 30 to 40 percent reduction in energy costs for cooling.

Trane has expanded the functionality of its signature Earthwise Ice-Enhanced Air-Cooled Chiller Plant by making the system compatible with its low-noise Stealth air-cooled chiller.

The ongoing debate about New York's energy infrastructure future serves to underscore the unique benefits of energy storage.

The presence of thermal energy storage in combination with renewable energy is growing as more organizations look for ways to manage their peak power usage and reduce operating costs.

Adding ice storage to a building's cooling strategy can reduce operating costs and environmental impact but can also help lead to green building certification.

Goldman Sachs saves about $50,000 monthly on summer power bills while cutting its carbon footprint.

Businesses require an increasing amount of energy to help with keeping their facilities, data centers and other additions of infrastructure cool. Here are 3 ways energy storage can help.

One of the biggest problems electric grid operators encounter when fossil fuels are replaced with renewable energy is how to manage supply and demand.

It's not just big businesses that are reaping the benefits of ice storage - public works projects are seeking ways to reduce peak electricity consumption as well. Case in point: the zoo in Toledo, Ohio.

A United Nations report on climate change is a wake-up call for business. Renewables and energy storage offer a climate-friendly option that helps the bottom line.

Thermal energy storage proves it can make more efficient use of renewable energy by addressing the intermittency of wind power on a college campus.

Energy storage assets are a viable tool for the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency's proposed Clean Power Plan to cut carbon pollution from existing power plants.

Taking greater control of utility demands and improving operational efficiency can help educational institutions achieve financial and academic success.

The price of power is on the rise in all parts of the world, while at the same time, climate change experts are saying the temperatures and environmental factors are likely to keep getting more severe. Is climate friendly air-conditioning the answer?

Greenbuilding professionals can explore CALMAC's collection of almost twenty LEED projects on the USGBC Green Building information Gateway.

Energy storage is one tactic some businesses are using to help achieve their green goals of LEED Platinum.

The benefits of energy storage extend beyond the United States. Canada is also taking notice of energy storage.

Switching to 100 percent clean energy and energy storage is achievable and critical for mitigating climate change.

Increased regional and national government involvement in promoting energy storage could help see thermal energy storage systems gain greater popularity.

Geothermal energy solutions are helping businesses, schools and homeowners alike increase their green initiatives and improve their financial positions.

The future of green energy and power storage is gaining traction in California where renewable power is increasing.

Energy management helps schools keep their costs low and their comfort high.

CALMAC is among the innovative companies whose work will be featured prominently at this year's AHR Expo.

If the entire nation is to make a widespread movement toward adopting better energy storage technologies, it should begin with leadership from two of its biggest states, California and Texas, both of which have the potential to transform American attitudes about energy. With guidance from the California Energy Storage Commission and the Texas Energy Storage Commission, the United States could be headed in the right direction.

As more commercial consumers begin to realize the potential of energy storage, we're beginning to see more organizations make it a focus. That's the case with the Energy Innovation Center in Pittsburgh.

For energy consumers, both in the public sector and among private commercial entities, the ability to store energy is a clear factor driving electric demand solutions.

People are more willing to do business with a company that's socially responsible.