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New frontiers of clean energy emerge

The Green Blueprint

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From Concern to Resource: Hawaii's Energy Transition with Solar and Battery Power

Hawaii's energy transition illustrates a significant shift from concerns about solar energy overloading the grid to recognizing its value in preventing outages, particularly during the closure of coal plants. The solar industry has long promoted solar energy as a valuable resource; however, effective management of that energy has become essential. With advancements in battery technology and control systems, solar energy has now become a crucial asset for grid stability. The unique 'Nessie curve' phenomenon in Hawaii reveals that midday solar production can sometimes exceed the grid's demand, highlighting the need for adaptive strategies in energy management, akin to California's 'duck curve.' This transition signifies a broader acceptance and strategic integration of solar power into Hawaii's energy framework.

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