“If we are going to go beyond 33 percent, it matters how the resources fit together. We have to plan for that.”
So you think you can run an inverter manufacturer?
New home builders are starting to recognize how good the solar value proposition is.
Can solar replace retired nuclear in Japan? Will Japan’s booming solar market have legs, or will it fade like a FIT?
The 50-megawatt Macho Springs solar plant, notable for an ultra-low power price, gets its PPA approved.
A new appreciation of solar after Hurricane Sandy exposes a weak power grid.
Trade war looms.
The typewriter, the phone book and the payphone had their day, and the businesses that relied on them either got busy changing or got busy dying.
A solar power tower, PV plant, and geothermal facility are now in search of PPAs and financing.
TruSolar's Co-Founder, Chase Weir, talks about how standards will help the solar industry reach trillion dollar opportunities in a post-subsidy market.
The two world powers either rise or fall together.
Why are costs so much lower for Chinese centralized inverters?
Google keeps finding budding renewables opportunities.
Energy efficiency was the key to the first REIT for renewables.
A new SolarEdge architecture brings competition to an emerging market.
The shift from the centralized utility model is forcing utilities—for the first time in their existence—to figure out how to compete.
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