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Tesla owes New York hundreds more jobs by next year, at a time when its national solar business is slowing.

Progress at Tesla’s Gigafactory 2 Remains Murky Amid Concerns Over Jobs Target

Tesla is staring down a 2020 employment deadline in New York state. Skeptics wonder if the company can meet it.

43 minutes ago by Emma Foehringer Merchant

How China Developed a Very Crowded Landscape of EV Companies

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How China Developed a Very Crowded Landscape of EV Companies

“Some will dive, some will survive, and only a few will thrive.”

4 hours ago by Julia Pyper

Schwarzenegger: Don't talk about climate change; talk about pollution.

Arnold Schwarzenegger on Weightlifting, Gerrymandering and How They Relate to Climate Change

The former California governor calls for reaching across the aisle in order to achieve lasting energy and climate policy, in an exclusive interview on the Political Climate podcast.

4 hours ago by Julia Pyper

The government has a key role in supporting new energy technologies, the author writes.

Industry Perspective

Government Intervention in Energy Markets Is Crucial. Get Over It.

In a world of rapid and dangerous climate change, the argument over “picking winners” in the energy industry is beside the point.

2 hours ago by Jennifer T. Gordon

North Carolina is unusual in that it allows a utility's subsidiaries to compete for renewables contracts with their parent company.

Duke Energy Contracts for 602MW of Solar in North Carolina—Nearly Half of It From Itself

Unlike utilities in many other states, Duke is allowed to compete against other developers to meet North Carolina’s renewable energy targets.

19 hours ago by Jeff St. John

GTM Squared Insights

California Looks at Tariffs, Not Contracts, to Put Distributed Energy to Use as Grid Resources

5 days ago by Jeff St. John

A View on the Residential Solar Market from WoodMac and EnergySage

1 week ago by Emma Foehringer Merchant

Watch The Grid Edge East Forum Right Here On Demand

2 weeks ago by Nicholas Rinaldi

The Energy Storage Tax Incentive and Deployment Act was introduced Thursday by Rep. Mike Doyle (D-PA).

April 4, 2019 Energy Storage

US House Introduces Energy Storage Tax Credit Bill

13 by Jeff St. John

More than 90 percent of U.S. companies don’t have a public credit rating, adding risk to long-term solar PPAs.

April 5, 2019 Solar

Energetic Unveils ‘Game-Changing’ Insurance Policy for Commercial Solar Market

9 by Emma Foehringer Merchant

April 15, 2019

Electrification Myth-Busting: Heat Pumps Are Ready for Cold Climates Today

48 by Justin Gerdes

Draft bill would be a lifeline for the Davis-Besse nuclear power plant east of Toledo.

04.08.19 Policy

Ohio’s FirstEnergy Nuclear Bailout Bill Could Undermine Funding for Renewables and Efficiency

167 by Jeff St. John

Despite the weak quarter, Tesla stood behind its full-year guidance for vehicle deliveries.

04.04.19 Electric Vehicles

EV Demand Cliff or Just a Blip? Tesla Deliveries Plummet 31% in First Quarter

77 by Eric Wesoff

04.15.19

Electrification Myth-Busting: Heat Pumps Are Ready for Cold Climates Today

48 by Justin Gerdes

04.17.19 Regulation & Policy 3

Renewable energy industry groups have said they cannot support AB 56 as currently written.

California Bill Proposes a Backstop Authority to Secure State’s Power Grid Needs

Backers of the bill say it would help secure clean, reliable resources in a more fragmented future energy landscape. Opponents say it takes centralization too far.

by Jeff St. John

04.17.19 PV, EV, & Storage 5

Automakers and VC firms invested more than $1.3 billion in energy storage technologies last year.

Daimler Leads $170M Investment in Sila Nano’s Next-Generation Battery Tech

Traditional automakers continue to invest big money in battery technology for electric vehicles.

by Eric Wesoff

04.17.19 Utilities 0

Investigators are questioning how PG&E managed infrastructure in the lead-up to wildfires.

PG&E’s Wildfire Saga: How Will Utilities Grapple With Climate Risk?

This week on The Interchange: We dig into the causes of PG&E’s latest bankruptcy—wildfires.

by Stephen Lacey

04.16.19 Wind 2

GE has struggled to gain market share in the hyper-competitive offshore wind turbine market.

GE Cedes 1GW of French Offshore Wind Projects to Siemens Gamesa

Years of delays at the EDF- and Enbridge-owned projects led GE to walk away.

by Jason Deign

04.12.19 PODCASTS

Republicans Craft Climate Plans to Counter Green New Deal

On this week’s Energy Gang podcast, we dissect two conservative counterproposals to the progressive Green New Deal.

by Stephen Lacey

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04.16.19 Electric Vehicles 2

Shell has been on a cleantech acquisition spree, and more deals are likely to come.

Shell’s Electric Mobility Strategy for North America: Focus on Fleets

The oil giant’s e-mobility strategy “will be about putting charge points on Shell gas stations, but it’s a lot bigger than that,” says the VP for new fuels.

by Julian Spector

04.16.19 Solar 0

The scalding U.S. corporate renewables market continues to build momentum beyond big data-center operators.

Starbucks Joins Cypress Creek on Texas Solar Projects to Power 360 Stores

The coffee giant is investing in a group of regional projects to support a cluster of stores, a model that could appeal to many other corporate offtakers.

by Emma Foehringer Merchant

04.16.19 11

The U.S. electric bus market lags far behind China and Europe.

Proterra Rolls Out $200 Million Electric Bus Battery Leasing Program With Mitsui

Electric buses require more upfront investment than their diesel counterparts. Or at least they used to.

by Karl-Erik Stromsta

Southern Utilities Are Suddenly Craving Big Batteries

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Southern Utilities Are Suddenly Craving Big Batteries

The U.S. Southeast went from an energy storage afterthought to a massive growth opportunity in just a few months.

by Julian Spector | April 16, 2019

04.15.19 Utilities 15

Green Mountain Power has joined the ranks of those committed to 100% carbon-free.

Vermont Utility Green Mountain Power Commits to 100% Renewables by 2030

Utility will “dramatically” boost its in-state renewables portfolio and increasingly lean on storage, expanding on its existing hydropower base.

by Emma Foehringer Merchant

04.15.19 Policy 4

If California does nothing to change its inverse condemnation doctrine, utilities will likely continue to bear the majority of wildfire costs.

California Governor’s Wildfire Plan Stops Short of Backing Utility Liability Reform

Governor Newsom declined to endorse changing the state’s “inverse condemnation” doctrine, a step that both Wall Street and California utilities support.

by Jeff St. John

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04.15.19 13

A final investment decision on the 250-megawatt water electrolysis facility in Rotterdam is expected in 2022.

Oil Giant BP Joins Nouryon in Rotterdam Hydrogen Quest

The nascent green hydrogen market is attracting attention from oil and gas companies as it scales up.

by Jason Deign

04.15.19 Research & Analysis 3

The advanced volt/VAR control (VVC) market in the United States grew by 39 percent from 2014-2018.

Research Spotlight

US Volt/VAR Market to Peak in the Late 2020s

Grid modernization programs and distributed energy resource growth are motivating utilities to spend on distribution grid IOT technologies, but this growing market will peak by the late 2020s.

by Chloe Holden and Ben Kellison

04.15.19 48

Electrification Myth-Busting: Heat Pumps Are Ready for Cold Climates Today

When paired with better building standards and rooftop solar, the electrification of homes pencils out economically even in regions with the harshest winters.

by Justin Gerdes

California Looks at Tariffs, Not Contracts, to Put Distributed Energy to Use as Grid Resources

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California Looks at Tariffs, Not Contracts, to Put Distributed Energy to Use as Grid Resources

Can tariffs, instead of utility contracts, bring out enough distributed energy resources to defer grid investment needs? California is looking over a host of proposed experiments aimed at answering that question.

by Jeff St. John | April 12, 2019

04.12.19 Solar 3

Cypress Creek Renewables was the biggest winner in Illinois' solar lottery.

Illinois Awards 215 Megawatts of Community Solar, but Developers Left Hungry

If state’s community solar market were a board game, it would be Hungry Hungry Hippos—with developers gobbling up SRECs as fast as they’re put in play.

by Kevin Stark

04.12.19 Wind 1

Can equipment suppliers diversify into project development without competing with their customers?

Vestas to Acquire Stake in Wind and Solar Developer Sowitec

Wind turbine companies are increasingly engaging with solar and storage as they diversify into new corners of the power-generation market.

by Karl-Erik Stromsta

04.12.19 Policy 41

GOP lawmakers are touting some climate plans of their own.

Republicans Craft Climate Plans to Counter Green New Deal

On this week’s Energy Gang podcast, we dissect two conservative counterproposals to the progressive Green New Deal.

by Stephen Lacey

04.11.19 Green Supply Chain 1

Apple reached its own all-renewables target last year.

Apple Greens Supply Chain With More 100% Renewables Commitments

The tech giant is pressing suppliers to follow its lead in going all in on solar and wind.

by Emma Foehringer Merchant

04.11.19 Smart Homes/Smart Buildings 1

Google Expands Its Voice Control Support for Utilities

A growing number of U.S. utilities are engaging their customers through voice-activated devices. Google wants to make that easier.

by Jeff St. John

04.11.19 Utility-Scale Solar 1

Low-cost wind power has made Texas a global leader in corporate renewables deals.

Which State Leads in Corporate Renewable Offtake Deals? Hint: It’s Not California

More than 20 states now have at least 50 megawatts of wind and solar projects with corporate offtakers, according to Wood Mackenzie Power & Renewables.

by Katherine Tweed

Starbucks Joins Cypress Creek on Texas Solar Projects to Power 360 Stores

Illinois Awards 215 Megawatts of Community Solar, but Developers Left Hungry

IRENA: Renewables Plus Electrification Can Bear Brunt of Decarbonization Efforts

Elon Musk at Model Y Reveal: ‘This Is the Year of the Solar Roof and Powerwall’

Another Route to All-Electric Flight: Convert Existing Planes

Faraday Grid’s Spending Spree Begins

Global Energy Storage to Hit 158 Gigawatt-Hours by 2024, Led by US and China

Con Ed's New Commercial Storage Demo Puts the Utility in the Driver's Seat

US House Introduces Energy Storage Tax Credit Bill

GE Cedes 1GW of French Offshore Wind Projects to Siemens Gamesa

Vestas to Acquire Stake in Wind and Solar Developer Sowitec

The Path Forward for Senvion

Starbucks Joins Cypress Creek on Texas Solar Projects to Power 360 Stores

Illinois Awards 215 Megawatts of Community Solar, but Developers Left Hungry

IRENA: Renewables Plus Electrification Can Bear Brunt of Decarbonization Efforts

Renewables May Prove Cheaper Than 96% of Coal Plants Worldwide by 2030

The Key to Unlocking ‘Renewables as Baseload’ Is the Control System

A Look at Chevron’s Dip Into Clean Energy Investing

Digital Electricity eBook: 6 Essential Grid Elements to Go Digital!

BiTEC: Bifacial Gain with Real Field Data

Solar ITC Stepdown Forecast and Strategy: The Path Forward for Supply and Demand

Progress at Tesla’s Gigafactory 2 Remains Murky Amid Concerns Over Jobs Target

How China Developed a Very Crowded Landscape of EV Companies

Arnold Schwarzenegger on Weightlifting, Gerrymandering and How They Relate to Climate Change

Government Intervention in Energy Markets Is Crucial. Get Over It.

Duke Energy Contracts for 602MW of Solar in North Carolina—Nearly Half of It From Itself

Editors' Picks

California Bill Proposes a Backstop Authority to Secure State’s Power Grid Needs

Daimler Leads $170M Investment in Sila Nano’s Next-Generation Battery Tech

PG&E’s Wildfire Saga: How Will Utilities Grapple With Climate Risk?

GE Cedes 1GW of French Offshore Wind Projects to Siemens Gamesa

Shell’s Electric Mobility Strategy for North America: Focus on Fleets

Starbucks Joins Cypress Creek on Texas Solar Projects to Power 360 Stores

Proterra Rolls Out $200 Million Electric Bus Battery Leasing Program With Mitsui

Southern Utilities Are Suddenly Craving Big Batteries

Vermont Utility Green Mountain Power Commits to 100% Renewables by 2030

California Governor’s Wildfire Plan Stops Short of Backing Utility Liability Reform

Oil Giant BP Joins Nouryon in Rotterdam Hydrogen Quest

US Volt/VAR Market to Peak in the Late 2020s

Electrification Myth-Busting: Heat Pumps Are Ready for Cold Climates Today

California Looks at Tariffs, Not Contracts, to Put Distributed Energy to Use as Grid Resources

Illinois Awards 215 Megawatts of Community Solar, but Developers Left Hungry

Vestas to Acquire Stake in Wind and Solar Developer Sowitec

Republicans Craft Climate Plans to Counter Green New Deal

Apple Greens Supply Chain With More 100% Renewables Commitments

Google Expands Its Voice Control Support for Utilities

Which State Leads in Corporate Renewable Offtake Deals? Hint: It’s Not California