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(Watch this company!) Feds and Military tap Ice Energy and SAIC for Distributed Energy Storage
Jun 14th
Jun 8, 2010
Smart Grid advanced energy storage solutions provider Ice Energy has an agreement with Science Applications International Corporation (SAIC) to deliver the company’s Ice Bear distributed thermal energy storage system to more than 40 U.S. government agencies and all branches of the military. The Ice Bear system provides a number of benefits, including lower daytime energy consumption, lower energy costs and less environmental impact. For its part, scientific, engineering and systems integration specialist SAIC offers the marketing depth and expertise to ramp up energy storage projects quickly and efficiently, according to Ice Energy COO John McGee.
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Loading ...Video: Energy Storage Round-table @ RE World Conference
Mar 4th
Energy Storage Round-table
RenewableEnergyWorld.com’s Stephen Lacy talks about the energy storage landscape with A123 Systems, Ice Energy and IDC Energy Insights. They discuss technology, markets and the role storage will play.
Video: Energy Storage Round-table @ RE World Conference.
(No Ratings Yet) Loading ...Veolia Buys Comfort Link, Enters Ice Thermal Storage Biz
Feb 12th
February 11, 2010
Veolia Energy North America, a subsidiary of France’s Veolia Environment, has purchased Comfort Link’s district cooling system business. Comfort Link serves Baltimore and was previously a partnership between Baltimore Gas and Electric and EMCOR.
Comfort Link’s ice thermal storage system serves 50 customers (such as City Hall, the Baltimore Convention Center, The Rouse Company’s Harborplace, the France-Merrick Performing Arts Center, Clarence M. Mitchell Courthouse, Fallon Federal Building and the U.S. Customs House) representing more than 11.5 million square feet.
The acquisition, the details of which are under wraps, will add 16 new buildings to Veolia Energy’s existing district energy (heating, cooling More >
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