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ON.energy Secures Patent for Medium-Voltage UPS Systems Built for AI Data Centers Grid

ON.energy Secures Patent for Medium-Voltage UPS Systems Built for AI Data Centers

ON.energy has secured a U.S. patent for a medium-voltage double-conversion UPS architecture designed to help AI data centers manage fast-changing power loads while supporting grid stability.
Grid Modernization Programs Expand as Electricity Demand and Renewables Stress Old Networks Grid

Grid Modernization Programs Expand as Electricity Demand and Renewables Stress Old Networks

Electricity grids are becoming the pressure point of the energy transition. Solar and wind are expanding. Data centers are increasing power demand.
Battery Storage Deployment Accelerates as Grids Search for Firm Power Grid

Battery Storage Deployment Accelerates as Grids Search for Firm Power

Battery storage is moving from a supporting role in clean energy to a central part of power system planning. The global energy
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