APA developing battery energy storage application
November 17, 2023
The APA is creating an energy storage application it hopes will address fire and safety concerns when a project falls under its jurisdiction.
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November 17, 2023
The APA is creating an energy storage application it hopes will address fire and safety concerns when a project falls under its jurisdiction.
April 21, 2023
Long Lake town board adopts laws related to installation of Raquette Lake microgrid battery storage facility
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This one-hour discussion about renewable energy projects in the Adirondacks was led by Adirondack Explorer Policy Reporter Gwendolyn Craig with the following panelists: Noah Shaw, partner and co-chair, Renewable Energy Practice, Hodgson Russ LLP; Conrad Karsten, project developer for Sunvestment Energy Group (Saranac Lake Community Solar); Emmett Smith, founder of Northern Power & Light. All…