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SRP marks the retirement by announcing a massive solar and battery storage project.

The Navajo Generating Station Coal Plant Officially Powers Down. Will Renewables Replace It?

What does the plant retirement mean for Salt River Project’s energy mix in Arizona – and for clean energy opportunities on Navajo Nation land?

13 hours ago by Julia Pyper

Grid operation? She has a plan for that.

Bernie Sanders and Elizabeth Warren Demand Changes at New England’s Grid Operator

Democratic presidential candidates wade into a wonky but critical debate over compensation for renewables in the Northeast.

12 hours ago by Jeff St. John

JinkoSolar's transition to monocrystalline PV technology is nearly complete.

Jinko Sees Global Solar Market Growing 20% in 2020

The world’s largest producer of solar modules expects big things from the Chinese and U.S. markets in the year ahead.

13 hours ago by Emma Foehringer Merchant

The onsite C&I market is struggling in the face of high transaction costs and financing limitations. (Credit: Walmart)

Research Spotlight

Utility-Scale Solar Set to Eclipse Onsite Installations in US Corporate Market

Onsite solar installations have dominated the C&I market to date, but the landscape is shifting rapidly, according to Wood Mackenzie.

11 hours ago by Michelle Davis

Tax Credits for Renewables Get Another Shot in Congress

House Democrats unveiled draft legislation this week that would extend tax credits for for solar and wind developers.

1 day ago by Emma Foehringer Merchant

GTM Squared Insights

Inside Organic Valley’s Unique Corporate Solar Model

2 days ago by Emma Foehringer Merchant

Texas: Where Distributed Energy’s Potential Exceeds Its Market Access

5 days ago by Jeff St. John

Long-Duration Storage On the March, but There’s a Lengthy Road Ahead

1 week ago by Julian Spector

A Powerwall in a Colchester, Vermont home. (Credit: Green Mountain Power)

November 7, 2019 Energy Storage

Batteries vs. Blackouts: 1,100 Homes Powered Through Vermont Outage With Storage

24 by Julian Spector

End of an era: SunPower's days as a globally significant PV manufacturer are numbered.

November 11, 2019 Solar

SunPower to Spin Off Manufacturing Business in Major Strategic Shift

4 by Karl-Erik Stromsta

EV battery packs are functionally similar to stationary systems but much larger.

November 8, 2019 Grid Edge

Will Your EV Keep the Lights On When the Grid Goes Down?

33 by Justin Gerdes

Natural gas is now by far the largest source of U.S. electricity generation.

11.08.19

Rethinking Future Investments in Natural Gas Infrastructure

39 by Bruce Nilles and Mark Dyson

11.08.19 Grid Edge

Will Your EV Keep the Lights On When the Grid Goes Down?

33 by Justin Gerdes

11.07.19 Energy Storage

Batteries vs. Blackouts: 1,100 Homes Powered Through Vermont Outage With Storage

24 by Julian Spector

11.20.19 Grid Edge 1

In conversation: Chloe Munro, Ben Kellison and Phil Blythe. (Credit: Greensync)

Research Spotlight

Does Australia Have Too Much Rooftop Solar?

Wood Mackenzie’s Ben Kellison discusses Australia’s energy transition with Chloe Munro, former chair of the ACCC/Australian Energy Regulator, and GreenSync CEO Phil Blythe.

by Mike Munsell

11.20.19 Energy 0

The Deep Decarbonization Draft, Part 2: Fantasy Sports for Energy Nerds Is Back

Who’s the best at decarbonizing the world?

by Stephen Lacey

11.19.19 Solar 6

More accurate positioning of mirrors produces greater heat. (Credit: Heliogen)

CSP Startup Heliogen Cranks Up Solar Thermal to 1,000 Degrees

Heliogen’s breakthrough demonstration unlocks the possibility of industrial heat without fossil fuel combustion.

by Julian Spector

11.19.19 Wind 0

New Jersey's first offshore wind farm will be built 15 miles off the coast of Atlantic City.

New Jersey More Than Doubles Offshore Wind Target to 7.5GW

Half of the Garden State’s electricity could come from offshore wind by the mid-2030s, says Governor Phil Murphy.

by Karl-Erik Stromsta

11.15.19 PODCASTS

Is Big Tech Fueling the Climate Disinformation War?

On this week’s Energy Gang podcast: how the tech companies may be disadvantaging climate and clean energy on their platforms.

by Stephen Lacey

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11.19.19 Energy 2

Equinor, National Grid and Drax Offer Glimpse of Net Zero Economy

A plan to decarbonize an entire industrial region of the U.K. could set a template for countries seeking carbon-neutrality.

by John Parnell

11.19.19 Research & Analysis 4

Utilities, listed and unlisted funds, and oil companies are all investing billions of dollars into renewables.

Research Spotlight

Who Will Fund the Renewables Boom of the Next 15 Years?

New solar and wind investment could hit $190 billion a year by 2035, Wood Mackenzie says. Where will that money come from?

by David Linden and Prashant Khorana

Ford, Fast Cars and How to Do Corporate Innovation Right

GTM Squared

Ford, Fast Cars and How to Do Corporate Innovation Right

Plus, leadership change at a storage pioneer and a fresh approach for residential batteries.

by Julian Spector | November 19, 2019

11.19.19 Solar 1

Maxeon will continue to benefit from the U.S. import tariff exclusion granted to SunPower. (Credit: SunPower)

Maxeon Aims to ‘Outgrow the Market’ After Splitting From SunPower

Separated from U.S.-based SunPower, Maxeon may have a freer hand to seek its lowest-cost manufacturing options in China.

by Emma Foehringer Merchant

11.18.19 Wind 6

When Will European Offshore Wind See Negative Bids?

As early as next year, Germany or the Netherlands could see offshore wind developers go beyond zero-subsidy projects and start paying for contracts.

by Jason Deign

11.18.19 Efficiency 8

The cars and buses on American roads today will only be replaced once or twice by 2050.

Industry Perspective

The Capital Stock Turnover Problem for 100% Clean Energy Targets

The slow replacement of existing cars and buildings makes these sectors tough to decarbonize quickly, even with aggressive electrification mandates.

by Amanda Myers

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Inside Organic Valley’s Unique Corporate Solar Model

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Inside Organic Valley’s Unique Corporate Solar Model

Corporate solar deals are not just for tech giants anymore, and now they’re cropping up in new parts of the U.S.

by Emma Foehringer Merchant | November 18, 2019

11.18.19 Grid Edge 0

Susan Kennedy is stepping away from the top job at the company she founded.

AMS Names New CEO as Software Product Gains Traction

Seyed Madaeni to take CEO role from founder Susan Kennedy as AMS looks to deploy its software in California.

by Julian Spector

11.15.19 Solar 7

No transmission upgrades for 68 of the studied projects.

National Grid: 300MW of Halted Solar Can Move Forward With No Upgrade Costs

Solar developers won’t have to shoulder major interconnection costs in Massachusetts — at least not yet.

by Emma Foehringer Merchant

Texas: Where Distributed Energy’s Potential Exceeds Its Market Access

GTM Squared

Texas: Where Distributed Energy’s Potential Exceeds Its Market Access

Distributed energy resources like rooftop solar and home batteries could save Texas billions of dollars a year.

by Jeff St. John | November 15, 2019

11.15.19 Energy 1

The European Investment Bank is revving up its zero-carbon ambitions. (Credit: GE)

Gas Is Good but Not Good Enough, Says European Investment Bank

The EIB will stop backing fossil fuel energy investments in 2021 unless they negate their emissions through carbon capture or offsets.

by John Parnell

11.15.19 Energy Storage 2

The NV14 can sit inside or outside, providing backup power to homes that need it. (Credit: NeoVolta)

Marine Veteran Aims to Improve Residential Storage With Startup NeoVolta

Can a $13,000, quick-to-install home battery system compete with offerings from Tesla, LG Chem and sonnen?

by Julian Spector

11.15.19 Grid Edge 3

A major power outage at Atlanta's airport two years ago has changed thinking in the sector.

Microgrids Take Off Among Airport Operators

Pittsburgh’s airport will soon run entirely on a microgrid, part of a growing trend in a resiliency-obsessed industry.

by Justin Gerdes

11.15.19 Energy 3

Facebook still can't get disinformation under control.

Is Big Tech Fueling the Climate Disinformation War?

On this week’s Energy Gang podcast: how the tech companies may be disadvantaging climate and clean energy on their platforms.

by Stephen Lacey

11.14.19 Solar 8

Long Island accounts for around one-third of New York's installed solar capacity.

Solar Developers Smell Trouble on Long Island as Offshore Wind Arrives

New York is one of the country’s most promising community solar markets. Developers warn it may never take off on Long Island.

by Emma Foehringer Merchant

11.14.19 Grid Edge 1

PG&E's intentional power outages left millions without electricity.

California Regulators Launch Investigation Into PG&E’s Fire-Prevention Blackouts

The bankrupt utility could be hit with millions of dollars of additional fines for its communication breakdowns and planning failures.

by Jeff St. John

Jinko Sees Global Solar Market Growing 20% in 2020

CSP Startup Heliogen Cranks Up Solar Thermal to 1,000 Degrees

Tax Credits for Renewables Get Another Shot in Congress

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

Does Australia Have Too Much Rooftop Solar?

Bernie Sanders and Elizabeth Warren Demand Changes at New England's Grid Operator

Marine Veteran Aims to Improve Residential Storage With Startup NeoVolta

After Rapid Success in Japan, Moixa Prepares for International Storage Push

Watt It Takes: Form Energy's Mateo Jaramillo on His Mission to Build Long-Duration Batteries

New Jersey More Than Doubles Offshore Wind Target to 7.5GW

When Will European Offshore Wind See Negative Bids?

Equinor Considers Larger Role in US Renewables

From Science Project to Money Maker: Energy Storage Hits Inflection Point

Rebuilding the Bahamas With Distributed Solar and Storage

Coalition of Automakers and Utilities Unveils Transportation Policy ‘Roadmap’

How to Retrofit Legacy Inverters: Issues, Solutions, & Case Study

Transforming Predictive Vegetation Management with Advanced Analytics

Lowering LCOE with Bifacial PERC Modules: a Case Study with LONGi’s HiMO4 at 440W

The Navajo Generating Station Coal Plant Officially Powers Down. Will Renewables Replace It?

Bernie Sanders and Elizabeth Warren Demand Changes at New England’s Grid Operator

Jinko Sees Global Solar Market Growing 20% in 2020

Utility-Scale Solar Set to Eclipse Onsite Installations in US Corporate Market

Tax Credits for Renewables Get Another Shot in Congress

Editors' Picks

Does Australia Have Too Much Rooftop Solar?

The Deep Decarbonization Draft, Part 2: Fantasy Sports for Energy Nerds Is Back

CSP Startup Heliogen Cranks Up Solar Thermal to 1,000 Degrees

New Jersey More Than Doubles Offshore Wind Target to 7.5GW

Equinor, National Grid and Drax Offer Glimpse of Net Zero Economy

Who Will Fund the Renewables Boom of the Next 15 Years?

Ford, Fast Cars and How to Do Corporate Innovation Right

Maxeon Aims to ‘Outgrow the Market’ After Splitting From SunPower

When Will European Offshore Wind See Negative Bids?

The Capital Stock Turnover Problem for 100% Clean Energy Targets

Inside Organic Valley’s Unique Corporate Solar Model

AMS Names New CEO as Software Product Gains Traction

National Grid: 300MW of Halted Solar Can Move Forward With No Upgrade Costs

Texas: Where Distributed Energy’s Potential Exceeds Its Market Access

Gas Is Good but Not Good Enough, Says European Investment Bank

Marine Veteran Aims to Improve Residential Storage With Startup NeoVolta

Microgrids Take Off Among Airport Operators

Is Big Tech Fueling the Climate Disinformation War?

Solar Developers Smell Trouble on Long Island as Offshore Wind Arrives

California Regulators Launch Investigation Into PG&E’s Fire-Prevention Blackouts