Real-time data on greenhouse gas emissions from every power plant on Earth could soon be part of the public domain.

“We’re not just going to tinker around the edges,” says the Democratic candidate, promising “historic investments” in solar, wind, batteries and transmission.

The state backed off some land restrictions, but the solar industry remains concerned about the impact on development.

Duke, Dominion and Southern Company contemplate real-time trading structure that could help integrate renewables and reduce wholesale energy costs.

A wave of monster energy storage projects has washed up in Southern California, with LS Power recently flipping on the most powerful one yet.