The shift from the centralized utility model is forcing utilities—for the first time in their existence—to figure out how to compete.
It is time to develop stronger standards for solar.
A new appreciation of solar after Hurricane Sandy exposes a weak power grid.
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.
Miracles are considered a viable alternative within a 100-mile radius of Jerusalem, but so are hallucinations.
A Series B round with investors including Fisher Brothers and NRG Energy
There is nothing like a natural resource war to give you religion about renewable energy.
Move over, lakes and gophers—Minnesota is going solar.
PV incentives for California homeowners are effectively gone, and it won’t cause even a blip in California’s solar growth rates.
Is utility CPS Energy’s commitment to solar waning?
Texas has a power problem.
A response to a recent GTM article on disruption in the utility industry—by the author of the cited report.
When is the right time to turn off a solar subsidy?
Once the sleeping giant of potential U.S. solar markets, New York is moving into a leadership position.
A new website from Vote Solar tracks shared renewables progress.
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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