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Energy storage
You know those folks who – presumably full of joy – jump as high as they can in front of beautiful vistas? That was the Canary Media team yesterday. A heartfelt thank you to everyone who supported us on day one. The response was overwhelming!
Some housekeeping before we jump into today’s articles.
If you missed our Clubhouse event last night, Twitter user @NiyerClimate has a good recap of the high-level points. (Thanks for taking notes, Nathan.)
@JulesKortenhors on @drvolts joining @CanaryMediaInc
— Nathan Iyer (@NiyerClimate) April 7, 2021
We are bringing the band back together, but we wanted to add some new solo players with their own unique sound.
The clubhouse today about the phoenix media group rising from GTM has been awesome.
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Without further ado, the articles.
Natural gas microgrids, battery-backed solar can hedge against climate change risk — maybe even without major policy changes. Read more →
Rising renewables need more transmission capacity. Dynamic line rating (DLR) technology can help find it on the grids we already have. Read more →
The world has about two business cycles to alter investment decisions that will make or break the battle against climate change. Read more →
RMI CEO, Jules Kortenhorst, has an interesting op-ed in Project Syndicate today on the importance of independent, fact-based journalism in the fight against climate change. You can read it here.
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Nicholas Rinaldi is the general manager at Canary Media, where he leads the outlet's marketing, content and operations teams.