February Current ’22

Published by Brandon Sanchez on March 15, 2022

The Current | February Edition | Electriq Power

Thank you Intersolar NA and EnergyStorage NA for a great event at ISNA/ESNA 2022 last month! We’re proud to have been a part of the conference with the shared mission of achieving a clean energy future. Thank you to everyone who stopped by our booth, attended our panel, and participated in the Solar Games!

And with that….drum roll please….A big congrats to Sol-Up for being named the Intersolar Solar Games 2022 Champion!

It was great also see Synergy PowerCA and @suncommon install a PowerPod 2 as part of the competition at #isnaesna22!

We are excited to announce Andrew Hoag has joined the Electriq Power team as our East Coast Sales Manager! Andrew will help expand our market presence on the East Coast and bring intelligent home energy storage to our ever-expanding customer base. Welcome, Andrew!

Whether you’re interested in saving money or benefitting from clean, reliable backup power, we have a solution to fit your energy storage needs. Contact one of our experts today to learn how you can meet your energy goals with the PowerPod 2.

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CLEANTECH NEWS

Want to learn more about the proposed changes to net metering in California? Watch the Canary Media video debate “How to fix rooftop solar policy in California”

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If you want to learn more about how the recent Infrastructure Bill will impact energy storage, check out our Chief Revenue Officer Michele Tihami’s article in NACleanEnergy.

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Our EVP of Sales and Marketing Aric Saunders spoke with Solar Builder at ISNA/ESNA, check out the article to learn more about the impact of the supply chain crisis on the solar + storage industry.

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THE LAST WORD

“The average on-land wind turbine (2.5-3MW capacity) can produce enough electricity to power 1,500 average homes5. If you look to offshore turbines, this number increases exponentially due to their advantageous positioning, with the capacity to power an impressive 3,312 households!”

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