Kevin B. Casey, Business Manager
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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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Japan makes significant investment in next-generation solar technology, focusing on ultra-thin solar cells that promise higher efficiency and broader application potential. The initiative aims to boost domestic solar manufacturing capacity and advance renewable energy adoption. Source: ft.com
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Tesla expands its European renewable energy presence through new partnership with Spanish energy provider, set to supply solar technology and energy storage solutions. The agreement marks a significant step in Spain's transition to renewable energy. Source: teslarati.com
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Innovative solar-powered technology demonstrates capability to capture atmospheric CO2 and convert it into usable fuel, marking potential breakthrough in carbon capture and renewable energy production. The system operates entirely on solar power, offering a sustainable approach to fuel generation. Source: gizmodo.com
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The Federal Energy Regulatory Commission has approved a proposal by PJM Interconnection to expedite the construction of natural gas power plants to prevent potential energy shortages by 2026. Critics argue this move favors fossil fuels over renewable energy sources. Source: apnews.com
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A recent study indicates that certain effects of climate change, such as permafrost thawing, will persist beyond 2100 even if current greenhouse gas reduction targets are achieved, highlighting the long-term challenges in reversing climate processes. Source: thenationalnews.com
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In honor of Black History Month, IBEW Local 11 reflects on its journey towards inclusivity, acknowledging past challenges and celebrating the diverse membership that strengthens the union today. Source: ibew11.org
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A Duke University study suggests that the existing U.S. electricity infrastructure can support the growth of data centers necessary for artificial intelligence advancements without significant new power plant construction, provided that data centers incorporate some flexibility in their energy consumption. Source: cfr.org
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President Cooper reflects on the IBEW's recent achievements and outlines strategic initiatives for strengthening the union's position in the electrical industry. | Source: ibew.org
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An in-depth look at how IBEW's apprenticeship programs are evolving to meet the demands of modern electrical work and clean energy technologies. | Source: ibew.org
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