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By leveraging advanced fume collection systems and robust fire suppression solutions, you can create a safer, more productive workplace.

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With the US set to add over 68GW of wind capacity by 2028, discover which states are paving the way in wind energy. From Texas’ massive installations to Oregon’s ambitious clean energy goals, we’re breaking down the leaders and their drivers.

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Growing fears about energy storage-related fires and explosions are threatening to derail the US\' plans for the transition to renewable energy – now is the time for the storage sector to step up its efforts to address fire risk.

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What are the main components of a fire suppression system for commercial buildings, and what is the most effective fire suppression system for your business? Keep reading for the answers.

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What are the main components of a fire suppression system for commercial buildings, and what is the most effective fire suppression system for your business? Keep reading for the answers.

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Solar & battery storage will constitute 81% of new US electricity generating capacity in 2024, but concerns are increasing about failure to assess associated fire risk.

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Texas and California will account for the majority of new battery storage installations as North American battery supply chains secure billions in new commitments – with investment soaring, asset owners must protect against fire risk.

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The Golden State has more energy storage installed than any other part of the US, but recent fire events led to California’s energy policy and planning agency saying such incidents have to stop.

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The amount of new solar capacity added in the US increased by 51% last year – with deployment soaring, there are four steps solar farm operators can take to protect their assets from fire risk.

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Firetrace has developed a holistic and proactive approach that protects the entire asset.

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A database detailing utility and commercial & industrial-scale energy storage failures over a 12-year period shows that California and New York are the US states that have experienced the most storage fires.

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Growing fears about energy storage-related fires and explosions are threatening to derail the US\' plans for the transition to renewable energy – now is the time for the storage sector to step up its efforts to address fire risk.

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