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PowerSecure Adds $20M in New Business

February 21, 2014September 23, 2019 by Linda Hardesty

PowerSecure says it has garnered $20 million of new business, including about $7 million of new turnkey distributed generation (DG) business, nearly $7 million of additional utility infrastructure (UI) business and $6 million in new energy efficiency sales. An investor relations spokesman for PowerSecure said the new business has mostly ... Read more »

PowerSecure Provides Record Level of Load Relief

February 11, 2014September 23, 2019 by Linda Hardesty

PowerSecure says it was called on by utilities 171 times during January 2014 to take a total of 1,283 MW off the grid and onto generator power to insure the reliable supply of electricity during the extreme cold. This represents a 99 percent increase in activity compared to the number ... Read more »

Schools Roundup: North Carolina, California, Wisconsin, Florida

September 17, 2013September 23, 2019 by Staff Writer

PowerSecure International has designed and installed solar and distributed generation systems for Sandy Grove Middle School in Lumber Bridge, NC, which opened for the 2013-2014 school year as one of the nation’s first net positive energy schools. The LEED platinum certified school will utilize a 589 kW DC solar photovoltaic ... Read more »

Wanted: Electric Grid Resilience

February 19, 2013March 29, 2022 by Jessica Lyons Hardcastle

When it comes to the electric grid, resilience is not reliability, Forbes reports. In his article for the magazine, William Pentland, a senior director of market development at ClearEdge Power, a micro-CHP fuel cell manufacturer based outside of Portland, Ore., writes that reliability refers to the grid’s ability to provide electricity during so-called “blue-sky,” or normal operations. Resilience, on the ...

PowerSecure’s 50,000 Datapoints Confirms 96% Nuclear Power Backup Reliability

November 14, 2012April 6, 2022 by Linda Hardesty

PowerSecure International, a provider of technologies to electric utilities and their commercial customers, reports that its end-to-end standby power solution offers a higher degree of reliability than many standby systems that serve the nuclear power industry.

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