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Hornsea could help make up for a lack of planned nuclear generation in the U.K.

Orsted’s Hornsea Project Spawns Talk of Offshore Wind Replacing Nuclear

Can an intermittent renewable energy source really stand in for lost nuclear generation?

9 hours ago by Jason Deign

What’s the Problem With Subsidizing Private-Sector Rural Electrification?

Industry Perspective

What’s the Problem With Subsidizing Private-Sector Rural Electrification?

We’re not quite sure when this idea became controversial. But it did.

7 hours ago by Gabriel Davies and Matt Tilleard

Community Solar Projects for the Masses, Continued

Community Solar Projects for the Masses, Continued

A new report looks at the attributes of community solar that could benefit low-income subscribers.

10 hours ago by Emma Foehringer Merchant

On this week's podcast, we examine the impact of Trump's tariffs on the U.S. solar market.

How Trump’s Tariffs Hit US Solar, One Year On

On this week’s Energy Gang podcast: assessing the impact of Trump’s trade war.

1 day ago by Stephen Lacey

The deal is expected to create Europe’s third-largest renewable energy provider.

RWE Poised to Take Over Assets of E.ON and Innogy Renewables

European Union officials are expected to grant approval for the purchase of the renewable energy assets of E.ON and Innogy.

1 day ago by Jason Deign

Editors' Picks

A New Path to Market for Flow Batteries: Rent an Electrolyte

A Q&A With Rivian, the Amazon-Backed Electric Truck Startup

Oil Supermajor Shell Acquires Sonnen for Home Battery Expansion

Breaking Down PG&E’s Plan to Use Power Outages to Prevent Wildfires

How SDG&E Plans to Quit the Electricity Procurement Business

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GTM Squared Live! An Energy Transitions Roundtable

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The Acquisitions and Business Opportunities Reshaping Distributed Storage

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The Rise of China’s World-Leading EV Market

5 days ago by Julia Pyper

The announcement provides more evidence that battery storage can beat out new gas peakers.

February 21, 2019 Solar-Plus-Storage

APS Plans to Add Nearly 1GW of New Battery Storage and Solar Resources by 2025

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Shell's cleantech investment marathon brought sonnen into the fold, promising funds and assistance to scale home batteries worldwide.

February 15, 2019 Energy Storage

Oil Supermajor Shell Acquires Sonnen for Home Battery Expansion

5 by Julian Spector

McKinsey presents a more aggressive rollout of renewables in the global power sector.

February 15, 2019

BP and McKinsey Agree Renewables Will Be the Dominant Power Source by 2040, but Diverge on Numbers

114 by Emma Foehringer Merchant

Germany Sees Solar Installations Spike to Nearly 3GW in 2018

02.18.19 Markets & Policy

Germany Sees Solar Installations Spike to Nearly 3GW in 2018

123 by Jason Deign

McKinsey presents a more aggressive rollout of renewables in the global power sector.

02.15.19

BP and McKinsey Agree Renewables Will Be the Dominant Power Source by 2040, but Diverge on Numbers

114 by Emma Foehringer Merchant

“I think, as a city, this is an unparalleled opportunity to move to energy independence.

02.08.19 Regulation & Policy

San Francisco Explores Taking Over PG&E’s Local Electricity Assets

79 by Kevin Stark

02.21.19 Solar-Plus-Storage 17

The announcement provides more evidence that battery storage can beat out new gas peakers.

APS Plans to Add Nearly 1GW of New Battery Storage and Solar Resources by 2025

The Arizona utility says it will deploy 850 megawatts of battery storage and at least 100 megawatts of new solar generation in the coming years.

02.04.19 Commercial & Industrial Energy 3

Simplified products will be key to engage the long tail of customers that want to take part in the distributed energy transition.

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More Than 50% of Businesses Say They’re ‘Least Advanced’ When It Comes to Energy

Better, cheaper technology and novel financing schemes could help far more organizations take part in the energy transition.

by GTM Creative Strategies

02.22.19 People 0

Wunder Capital co-founder Dave Riess describes how to create a framework for career choices.

SPONSORED ARTICLE

How to Build an Intentional Career in Energy

A podcast episode about designing a career, a product and a startup team with intention.

by Stephen Lacey

02.21.19 Smart Homes/Smart Buildings 3

Centrica recently invested in two internet-of-things startups to broaden its portfolio.

Centrica Expands Smart Home Energy Management Offerings, Targets the US Market

The British company looks to help homeowners save on their energy bills with residential storage, electric vehicle chargers, heat pumps and connected appliances.

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06.28.18 PODCASTS

Are Fugitive Methane Emissions Offsetting the CO2 Benefit of Natural Gas?

This week’s Energy Gang podcast is all about gas.

by Stephen Lacey

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The expansion into new markets insulates SolarEdge against competition in the solar inverter space.

SolarEdge Delivers Record Revenue While Expanding Into New Businesses

After some big spending, the company still had nearly $400 million in cash at the end of 2018.

by Julian Spector

02.21.19 Mobility 2

Eviation plans to debut the Alice at the Paris Air Show in June of this year.

Siemens to Supply Motors for Eviation’s All-Electric Airplanes

Startup Eviation Aircraft and Siemens will jointly develop propulsion systems for the Alice, a nine-passenger electric commuter plane.

by Justin Gerdes

02.20.19 Regulation & Policy 3

How Solar and Batteries Could Help California Manage Fire-Prevention Grid Shutdowns

How Solar and Batteries Could Help California Manage Fire-Prevention Grid Shutdowns

Sunrun wants solar-battery microgrids to be part of PG&E’s plan to mitigate what could be widespread blackouts geared to prevent fires.

by Jeff St. John

02.20.19 Energy Storage 17

Demand is high for Tesla's battery product, according to installers.

Tesla Powerwalls Are in High Demand, Installers Just Don’t Have Them

The latest EnergySage survey shows strong consumer preference for Tesla’s signature battery product, but only a fraction of solar installers carry it.

by Emma Foehringer Merchant

Cutting the Carbon From California’s Self-Generation Incentive Program

Cutting the Carbon From California’s Self-Generation Incentive Program

California’s landmark behind-the-meter battery incentive program is on the verge of enacting new greenhouse gas reduction metrics and mandates.

by Jeff St. John | February 20, 2019

02.20.19 Energy Storage 14

The Avalon flow batteries installed in a Santa Cruz microgrid contained a rented electrolyte to lower the project expense.

A New Path to Market for Flow Batteries: Rent an Electrolyte

The newfangled arrangement lowers the upfront price of vanadium flow batteries, potentially making them more competitive with lithium.

by Julian Spector

Featured White Paper

Bottlenecks Building as US Wind Demand Peaks

While the US wind energy installation outlook looks bright – more than 23GW in new capacity forecast over the next two years – looming unforeseen supply chain bottlenecks could lead to project cancellations and postponements, putting as much as $2.1 billion of revenue at risk.

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Planning for a Distributed Energy Future

In the few short years since West Monroe’s last survey, Keeping the Lights On, there has been an increase in the types of DERs connected to the grid across utilities of all sizes and geographic locations in North America. In this research report, we take a comprehensive and linear look at how customers, utilities, and regulators are approaching this transformation in 2018.