Storage, hybrid projects emerging as renewable energy post-OBBBA winners: LevelTen Energy
AI Article Summary
A survey by LevelTen Energy indicates that hybrid renewable energy projects, which integrate both storage and generation technologies, could surpass standalone wind and solar installations by 2030. The shift towards hybrid projects is seen as a result of evolving energy market needs and technological advancements. These projects are expected to gain significant traction in the post-Inflation Reduction Act era, contributing to more stable and reliable energy supplies.
What This Means for Canadian Contractors
This project shows how hybrid renewable solutions might become dominant, influencing the future landscape of energy projects in Canada. For Canadian builders, this means potential changes in the permitting process and increased demand for sophisticated technology integration skills. A shift toward hybrids may also require adaptations in supply chains and potentially higher upfront costs but promises long-term savings on operational expenses.
