According to energy analyst Chris Nelder, not all utilities are simply digging in their heels against change.
The dos and don’ts—and what utilities worry about
The shift from the centralized utility model is forcing utilities—for the first time in their existence—to figure out how to compete.
Siemens, unable to find a buyer for the CSP remnants of Solel, lays off 150 workers.
Alion Energy wants to automate solar PV power plant construction.
Albie Fong of Talesun Solar tells GTM about the company's quick rise to tier-1 status in the module manufacturing field.
Acquire PV technology? Acquire project pipelines? Keep the money in the bank?
GTM Research talks to Mark Goodreau of Solectria about the company's plans to maintain focus on the North American PV inverter market.
Not a misprint. 23.4 gigawatts.
New report highlights continued growth of residential solar in U.S. in best Q1 ever.
2012 was a good year for solar in the U.S. Utilities might claim credit, but the effort, innovation, and results come from customers, installers, and manufacturers.
“Yes or no is great, and maybe will kill you. We are trying to get out of this world of maybe.”
Normal executive transition in concentrated solar power or sign of more bad news to come?
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.
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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