PG&E Proposes World’s Biggest Batteries to Replace South Bay Gas Plants
113 by Julian Spector
11 Lithium-Ion Battery Makers That Don’t Need Cobalt
12 by Julia Pyper
Are Fugitive Methane Emissions Offsetting the CO2 Benefit of Natural Gas?
This week’s Energy Gang podcast is all about gas.
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Picking Winners in the Evolving Renewable Project M&A Landscape
It’s both an exciting and tricky time to be a developer, owner or investor of renewable energy projects. The market is increasingly attractive to more players, but factors such as tariffs and the new tax law have also muddied the waters.
Simplicity Will Define a New Era In Residential Solar
Microgrid Business Models and Value Chains
The new energy industry is working to categorize the various types of microgrids and business models. The primary goal is to minimize microgrid system costs such as project development, system design, commissioning, service, support, and funding. Microgrid categories will help promote standardized designs – which will enable repeatable, modular, and scalable systems.
How to Outsmart the Future
The way that energy is generated and consumed around the world is undergoing rapid change, bringing with it a growing instability in supply. While there are many worst-case scenarios in the world of crisis management, an energy-related failure ranks among the most frequent and most damaging, and yet it remains one of the least prepared for.
Trends in Solar Technology and Pricing Presentation
In the last five years, the cost of solar has fallen 48 percent. Annual global solar installations now total 100 gigawatts. These two facts are closely intertwined.
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72 by Nicole Wachtel