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Study: Doubling Wind Will Cut Rates for PJM Customers

Study: Doubling Wind Will Cut Rates for PJM Customers

Herman K. Trabish: May 15, 2013

Savings more than cover costs in Mid-Atlantic and Midwest states.
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Insights Into Renewables and the Grid From Congress

Insights Into Renewables and the Grid From Congress

Herman K. Trabish: May 13, 2013

First insight: Both parties see the grid’s sources of electricity are shifting.
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Arizona: A State Divided by Solar

Arizona: A State Divided by Solar

Herman K. Trabish: February 14, 2013

A solar policy analyst answers Arizona regulators.

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Can a “Value of Solar Tariff” Replace Net Energy Metering?

Can a “Value of Solar Tariff” Replace Net Energy Metering?

Herman K. Trabish: August 24, 2012

Austin Energy’s VOST might be the answer to the NEM controversy.
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Changes Afoot for California PUC Net Metering Ruling?

Changes Afoot for California PUC Net Metering Ruling?

Eric Wesoff: July 3, 2012

Are utilities trying to use the legislature to undo a CPUC decision?
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Arizona Regulators Undermine Their RES, Kick Off Fight for Solar

Arizona Regulators Undermine Their RES, Kick Off Fight for Solar

Herman K. Trabish: June 21, 2012

In “a step backwards,” conservative commissioners say trash-to-gas is as good as sun.
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Huge Win for California Solar: CPUC Keeps Net Energy Metering Alive

Huge Win for California Solar: CPUC Keeps Net Energy Metering Alive

Herman K. Trabish: May 24, 2012

“This is a big, big win.”  Net Energy Metering gets a new lease on life and a well-defined cap.
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Is Net Energy Metering for Solar Power a Subsidy?

Is Net Energy Metering for Solar Power a Subsidy?

Herman K. Trabish: May 23, 2012

The true costs and benefits of “the civil rights legislation for solar”
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Net Energy Metering and the Fight for Solar’s “Backbone” Policy

Net Energy Metering and the Fight for Solar’s “Backbone” Policy

Herman K. Trabish: May 17, 2012

Just what exactly is peak demand?
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BrightSource Argues for a New Way to Value Solar Power Plants

BrightSource Argues for a New Way to Value Solar Power Plants

Herman K. Trabish: May 14, 2012

Net market value measures all the benefits and costs of delivering energy into the system.
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GE Is Watching Your Wind Turbine

GE Is Watching Your Wind Turbine

Eric Wesoff: April 30, 2012

Somewhere in Schenectady, N.Y., a team of technicians is monitoring every aspect of 6,000 wind turbines.
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Silverado Power Advances Its New Idea for Building Solar

Silverado Power Advances Its New Idea for Building Solar

Herman K. Trabish: April 17, 2012

It’s doing distributed gen, working the RAM program, siting small projects and making big plans.
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The Nuclear Failure in California Could Be a Big Test for Solar

The Nuclear Failure in California Could Be a Big Test for Solar

Herman K. Trabish: March 30, 2012

SDG&E is working on how to deal with the San Onofre nuclear plant shutdown and solar power’s variability.
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How Electricity Gets Bought and Sold in California

How Electricity Gets Bought and Sold in California

Herman K. Trabish: March 29, 2012

And how do wind and solar power fit in?
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The Power Generation Portfolio of the Future

The Power Generation Portfolio of the Future

Herman K. Trabish: March 8, 2012

Wind industry pioneer Dr. James Walker talks about U.S. electricity in the 21st century.

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