Articles from IBEW News

MIT Engineers: Solar, Batteries Would Stabilize Grid After Cyberattacks

Research from MIT reveals that distributed solar generation and battery storage systems could help maintain grid stability and provide critical power following cyberattacks on centralized energy infrastructure. Source: pv-magazine.com

Leveraging Surplus Interconnection Could Unleash 800 GW of US Grid Energy

New report from GridLab and Berkeley indicates that utilizing existing surplus interconnection capacity could enable up to 800 GW of additional clean energy to connect to the US grid, potentially accelerating renewable deployment. Source: utilitydive.com

Polar Vortex: A Chilling Reminder of Climate Impact

Recent extreme weather events linked to polar vortex disruptions highlight growing concerns about climate change impacts on global weather patterns. The phenomenon has led to record-breaking cold temperatures across multiple regions. Source: devdiscourse.com

Local Partners With Utility on Training Program for Tribal Members

New partnership initiative launches to provide specialized electrical training programs for tribal members, creating career opportunities and addressing workforce needs in utility sector. The program includes hands-on training and apprenticeship opportunities. Source: ibew.org

Electrical Contractors Building Data Centers Weigh In

Industry experts discuss challenges and innovations in data center electrical infrastructure, highlighting emerging trends in power distribution, efficiency, and sustainability. Contractors share insights on meeting growing demands for reliable data center power systems. Source: datacenterfrontier.com

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