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Lack of a winning business model makes it unlikely that mass storage deployments will begin any time soon.

Why Is the Texas Market So Tough for Energy Storage?

Let me count the ways…

19 hours ago by Julian Spector

A new report argues market rules should reward flexibility.

Renewables Demand a Revamp of Power Market Rules

“RTOs are going to have to recognize the inevitability that wind and solar are going to continue to grow.”

9 hours ago by Emma Foehringer Merchant

Electric Vehicle Adoption Through the Consumer Lens, Part 1

Electric Vehicle Adoption Through the Consumer Lens, Part 1

In order to drive mass adoption, stakeholders must think through a customer’s entire EV “journey,” according to one expert. Here are some factors to consider.

11 hours ago by Julia Pyper

Solar Foods wants to make food from electricity, water and air.

Solar Foods Readies Hydrogen-to-Protein Pilot

The Finnish company aims to make food from air and water by 2021.

19 hours ago by Jason Deign

How is View going to spend $1.1 billion?

Why Would SoftBank’s Vision Fund Invest $1.1 Billion in a Window Maker?

Answer: Dynamic windows are a Trojan horse for energy efficiency, security and other comforts.

19 hours ago by Eric Wesoff

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Can the Electricity Industry Seize Its Resilience Moment?

All-Electric Homes Are Becoming the Default for New Residential Construction in Sacramento

Gloomy Prospects in IEA’s Latest World Energy Outlook

The Impact of ‘Plant Factories’ on the Electric Grid

US Military Microgrids Are Using More Renewables and Batteries

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Meeting the Demands of the Changing Solar Consumer: How to Make Community Solar Easier

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Unpacking the German Storage Market: Don’t Go Big, Go to Homes

6 days ago by Julian Spector

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6 days ago by Nicholas Rinaldi

Regulators approved a massive battery procurement instead of paying to keep existing gas plants online for grid reliability.

November 8, 2018 Energy Storage

PG&E’s Record-Breaking Battery Proposal Wins Approval From Regulators

17 by Julian Spector

Tesla Slashes Its Residential Solar Pricing by $3,000 to $5,000

November 16, 2018 Residential Solar

Tesla Slashes Its Residential Solar Pricing by $3,000 to $5,000

8 by Eric Wesoff

Meanwhile, Democrats take control of the House and could reboot a strong clean energy agenda.

November 7, 2018 Policy

Midterms 2018: Mixed Results for the Renewable Energy Agenda

3 by Julia Pyper

The situation is particularly grave in Asia, where coal plants are supposed to carry on running for decades.

11.13.18 Fossil Fuels

Gloomy Prospects in IEA’s Latest World Energy Outlook

77 by Jason Deign

Energy Vault wants to make a crane stacking heavy concrete blocks the new face of long-duration energy storage.

11.14.18 Energy Storage

Can Newcomer Energy Vault Break the Curse of Mechanical Grid Storage?

54 by Julian Spector

Can renewable microgrids meet the voracious energy appetite of indoor marijuana operations?

11.16.18 Microgrids

Cannabis Growers Eye Microgrids to Cut Energy Bills

26 by Jason Deign

11.16.18 Utilities 7

California may protect PG&E from wildfire liabilities.

PG&E Sees Some Relief From Wildfire Financial Crisis as California Regulators Step In

CPUC President Michael Picker says it’s best to protect the utility from bankruptcy and seeks to use new wildfire legislation to stop it.

by Jeff St. John

11.16.18 Commercial & Industrial Energy 0

Shell New Energies division has designs on making the major a clean energy player.

Shell Partners With Sparkfund and GridPoint on a New Smart Building Subscription Service

The major strikes at another segment of the clean energy industry.

by Emma Foehringer Merchant

11.16.18 Microgrids 26

Can renewable microgrids meet the voracious energy appetite of indoor marijuana operations?

Cannabis Growers Eye Microgrids to Cut Energy Bills

Energy use is a growing problem in states where cannabis cultivation is legal.

11.16.18 Residential Solar 8

Tesla Slashes Its Residential Solar Pricing by $3,000 to $5,000

Tesla Slashes Its Residential Solar Pricing by $3,000 to $5,000

Sales and marketing costs have been reduced by 50%, according to the company.

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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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11.16.18 Markets & Policy 15

The Power & Renewables Summit may have raised more questions than it answered.

State of the US Renewables Market: Rapid Growth and a ‘Lot of Risk’

The energy transition is underway. For the renewables industry, the opportunity is mixed with uncertainty.

by Julia Pyper, Emma Foehringer Merchant, Julian Spector

11.15.18 Electric Vehicles 10

Volvo is conducting tests on how to manage fleets of electric trucks.

Volvo and Greenlots Dive Into Electric Truck Charging

A pilot project in Southern California will test how electric trucks can reduce air pollution and help balance the grid.

by Jeff St. John

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