Working from home? PowerClerk delivers for utilities and their customers
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Working from home? PowerClerk delivers for utilities and their customers

April 7, 2020
This post explains how to extract maximum value from PowerClerk® in “work from home” situations and outlines a new offer for utilities and energy agencies to use PowerClerk at no cost on COVID-19-related programs. Working from home with no compromises With the broad acceptance—and sometimes necessity—of working from home, Clean Power Research wants to share some… Continue
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Solar resource trends: Changing cloud-cover and AOD, and implications for PV yield

September 15, 2020
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