RavenVolt Inc, An ABM Company

Taking Advantage of Mispricing in BTM Power Strategies – PURPA & PUN RavenVolt Inc, An ABM Company, has developed several Behind-the-Meter (BTM) power strategies that generate multimillion-dollar annual cost savings. These strategies leverage the Public Utility Regulatory Policies Act (PURPA) of 1978, utilized in most states, and the Private Use Network (PUN), applicable within ERCOT. DM us if you'd like to schedule a meeting to discuss these policy strategies in detail. #abm

?? Battery storage in the United States is just getting started, with demand for energy storage solutions rapidly growing to support a cleaner, more reliable grid. ?? As renewable energy adoption accelerates, battery storage plays a critical role in balancing supply and demand, ensuring energy is available when it's needed most. ?? From grid stabilization to reducing peak demand costs, the opportunities for battery storage are immense and only continuing to expand. ?? Contact a RavenVolt Inc, An ABM Company, representative today to get your next battery storage project kicked off! #abm

Severe Weather Update 3/3/2025?- RavenVolt Inc, An ABM Company This past weekend, a storm system delivered some much-needed rain and snow to California. Today, this system is expected to arrive in the Four Corners and Front Range of the Rockies, with strong winds that will affect much of the country over the next few days. The highest gusts will be across the Plains, the Tennessee Valley, and southern Appalachians.?Dozens of states will be affected by wind gusts that will cause an increased risk of fires, limited visibility in dry areas, and widespread power outages. Tuesday through Wednesday morning, an outbreak of severe weather from Texas into the Mississippi Valley and some areas of the South may experience localized wind gusts up to 100 mph and tornadoes. The storm and winds should reach the I-95 corridor and East Coast on Wednesday. This system will bring rain and warmer temperatures to areas with heavy snow, causing a quick melt-off and risk of flooding from Upstate New York and northern New England into Wednesday night. Tennessee, Kentucky, Indiana, Ohio, and West Virginia may receive enough rain to risk flooding, with many streams and rivers remaining at high levels from February floods. Those traveling this week should be alert for airport delays and flight cancellations. Stay tuned to local weather in your areas of interest, and stay safe! National Weather Service interactive map link: https://www.weather.gov/ #abm

Power market dynamics are rapidly evolving, shifting from centralized generation to more distributed energy solutions. With increasing grid instability, rising energy costs, and the growing integration of renewables, businesses and utilities are turning to microgrids and battery storage for greater resilience and flexibility. These technologies enable energy independence, optimize costs, and support decarbonization efforts in an increasingly complex energy landscape. Contact a RavenVolt Inc, An ABM Company, rep today to discuss your next microgrid or utility-scale battery storage EPC needs. #abm

Winter Weather Update 2/17/2025 Another major winter storm is forecast for this week. This morning snow fell from South Dakota to northern Missouri and Iowa. Heavier snow and ice are forecast for the Plains and into the Mississippi Valley Tuesday into Wednesday. Heavy snowfall will expand from Kansas to Oklahoma and Arkansas. Up to 20 inches of snowfall is possible over the Ozark Mountains.?Expect significant travel disruptions due to heavy snowfall, snowdrifts, and potential blizzard conditions. Snow will move eastward across I-70 of the Ohio Valley and may affect areas northward to I-80 and I-90.?Ice is expected from I-20 and i-40 in the southern Plains to the Mississippi Valley. The storm will continue eastward bringing snow to areas affected by flash flooding over the weekend. Arctic air will drop temperatures from the teens to below zero from the Great Plains eastward toward the Appalachians. Wednesday into Thursday the storm will restrengthen as it moves along the Atlantic coast from the Carolinas northward to Virginia, West Virginia, Maryland, and Delaware.?Bitterly cold temperatures will expand across a large area of the United States from Denver to the East Coast, and as far south as Houston through Friday. ? Our RavenVolt Inc, An ABM Company, NOC continues storm mode operations after the busy weekend storms.?Today our Network Operations Center performed additional testing of our monitored locations and verified all fuel levels to ensure our customers are ready for this week’s storms.?Our RavenVolt Service team stands ready to assist customers with any storm-related issues and requests.??We support our customers before, during, and after the storms to ensure reliable, uninterrupted power. ? Stay safe!

Winter Weather Update 2/12/2025 - RavenVolt Inc, An ABM Company Tonight, severe thunderstorms are forecast for several southern states, including Louisiana, Mississippi, Alabama, and Georgia.?Flooding rains, damaging wind gusts up to 65 mph, and isolated tornadoes are possible. California is forecast to have the biggest storm of this season beginning tonight through Friday.?A major storm will move southward along the California coast bringing flooding rain and possible mudslides in lower elevations.?Elevations above 6,000 feet in the Sierra Nevada are forecast to receive 2 to 4 feet of snow, with some localized areas receiving up to 6 feet. Expect road closures along I-80 and Donner Pass. On Thursday, multiple thunderstorms, wind gusts up to 60 mph, hail, and threat of tornadoes are forecast for Central California. As this storm pushes eastward, snow will accumulate from Denver and the Rockies, then northeast from Michigan to Maine.?Expect serious travel disruptions from snowfall on these busy highways and airports. Substantial ice buildup will cause dangerous travel and power outages across portions of West Virginia and Virginia, including the I-81 corridor. Areas south of the heavy snowfall will experience a wintry mix and ice, including Oklahoma, the Appalachians, and New England. This weekend, more severe weather is expected from East Texas, along the Gulf Coast, extending northeastward into Kentucky. The most severe thunderstorms and the risk of strong tornadoes are likely on Saturday into Saturday night.?On Sunday, thunderstorms are forecast to move across northern Florida and into the Carolinas and Virginia. Another major storm is expected next week from an injection of Arctic air over the northern Plains. it’s too early to know if this storm will track northeastward along the Atlantic coast or move eastward across the Southern United States. Our RavenVolt 24/7 Network Operations Center will be working to ensure our customers enjoy reliable, uninterrupted power before, during, and after the storms. Stay safe! #abm

RavenVolt Inc, An ABM Company, will be attending Intersolar’s Energy Storage North America Conference from February 25-27, in San Diego, CA. We’re excited to connect and discuss how our EPC services can support your energy storage projects. Looking to set up a meeting? Reach out to our Director of Sales, Cooper Hoefling, and our Strategic Account Manager, Cole Silva, to arrange a time to connect. We look forward to seeing you there! #EnergyStorage #Solar #EPC #Intersolar2025 #abm

Winter Weather Update 2/6/2025 More winter weather is on the way! Earlier this week, northern areas of the West Coast experienced flooding rains, wind gusts over 100 mph, and several feet of snow. Another storm pushed onto the Pacific Coast Wednesday afternoon bringing colder temperatures and more widespread snow in higher elevations.?Lower elevations are forecast to receive another round of heavy rain, increasing the risk of flooding and landslides. Southern California, including Los Angeles and Santa Barbara, will receive additional rain through Friday morning. A widespread storm will bring snow, ice, and sleet across the Midwest and Northeast today. Expect delays from icy roadways and air travel. Power outages are likely as ice builds on trees and power lines. Windy conditions will follow through Friday over the Great Lakes and Northeast, with gusts up to 50 mph expected. The southern edge of the storm will bring thunderstorms to the Tennessee Valley and eastward to the North Carolina coast. Over the weekend, another storm with similar impacts will advance from the Central States to the East Coast. Safe travels! National Weather Service interactive map link: https://www.weather.gov/

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Blizzard warnings were issued for the first time along the Gulf Coast in southeastern Texas and southern Louisiana. As of midday today, the storm had moved eastward from Texas?after up to 4 inches of snow fell in the Houston area. Heavy snow, totaling 3 to 6 inches, is expected from eastern Texas through the Florida Panhandle, southern Georgia, and the Outer Banks of North Carolina through Wednesday. Over 2,000 flight cancellations occurred Monday into Tuesday. Travelers are urged to check with airlines for the latest updates. The cancellations in the Southeast could affect airports across the country, with more delays likely through Thursday of this week. Traveling along the I-10 corridor from Texas?to Florida and along the coastal areas of Georgia and the Carolinas will be dangerous. This storm is likely to cause road closures and widespread power outages. Our RavenVolt Inc, An ABM Company, Network Operations Center provides 24/7/365 service to our monitored customers, ensuring reliable, uninterrupted power before, during, and after the storms. Stay safe and warm! #abm