Another week, another seismic shift in the solar industry.
Arista promises solar/wind integrated “Power on Demand” via GE’s nickel-salt Durathon batteries.
1,800 megawatts were installed in Q1 despite cuts to solar subsidies.
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Does the ascendance of cheap natural gas from fracking come at the expense of renewables?
MEMC CEO still CEO; DOE keeping a close watch on Fisker.
Why isn’t geothermal a bigger piece of the U.S. energy mix?
Bankruptcy auction delayed; a possible bidder has emerged.
What do you get for the smart grid giant that has everything?
Up to 300,000 meters to start, with potential for millions down the road
It’s true in theory, in the real world, and in advanced modeling—and it will be even more true as thermal storage gets better.
Should solar firms integrate down the supply chain in times of crisis?
The IPO candidate launches a 1,000-home pilot in Sao Paulo. There’s a lot of competition for Brazil’s future 65-million smart meter market.
President Obama doesn’t quite get what he asked for in the energy budget.
New potential uses for an established technology
Interoperability tests show that “smart objects” like smart meters and grid gear can talk IP to one another.
It looks like the killer app for Green Button is still waiting in the wings.
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