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Advanced nuclear companies could introduce smaller and cheaper-to-install reactors, like NuScale's. But none have made it through licensing yet.

Trump Signs Another Bipartisan Law to Boost Advanced Nuclear

Democrats and Republicans are at an impasse on the government shutdown. But they agree on federal support for novel reactor technologies.

12 hours ago by Julian Spector

PG&E is going through one of the most pivotal bankruptcies in energy history.

Dissecting PG&E’s Historic Looming Bankruptcy

This week on The Energy Gang, we examine the consequences of dismantling PG&E.

12 hours ago by Stephen Lacey

Customers will hold more power than ever before in the coming year.

Research Spotlight

What 2018 Grid Edge Trends Reveal About 2019

Which grid edge trends will continue into 2019, and what kind of disruption is on the horizon in the coming year?

10 hours ago by Chloe Holden

Clean energy has had it relatively easy during the federal government shutdown.

How the Shutdown Is Playing Out for Solar and Onshore Wind

Long development timelines may cushion the federal shutdown’s impact on wind and solar, but that depends on how long it lasts.

19 hours ago by Emma Foehringer Merchant

Breaking Down Illinois’ NextGrid Roadmap to a Grid Edge Future

Breaking Down Illinois’ NextGrid Roadmap to a Grid Edge Future

From distributed energy integration to market reforms, a dive into Illinois’ flagship grid modernization policy effort.

9 hours ago by Jeff St. John

Editors' Picks

The Big Questions Raised by PG&E’s Coming Bankruptcy

Hawaiian Electric Announces ‘Mind-Blowing’ Solar-Plus-Storage Contracts

This East Bay Energy Startup Is Building Microgrids for California’s Fire Stations

5 Predictions for the Global Energy Storage Market in 2019

Why PV Costs Have Fallen So Far—and Will Fall Further

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Why Utility Spending Continues at Historic Highs, Despite Headwinds

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The 2018 Grid Edge Year in Review

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Watch Energy Storage Summit 2018 On Demand

1 month ago by Nicholas Rinaldi

Supply chain constraints will escalate deployment risks for all wind energy participants.

January 9, 2019 Wind

Looming Supply Chain Crunch Threatens US Wind Energy Boom

2 by Mike Munsell

If regulators approve the projects, Hawaii's getting a whole lot of storage.

January 4, 2019 Solar-Plus-Storage

Hawaiian Electric Announces ‘Mind-Blowing’ Solar-Plus-Storage Contracts

331 by Emma Foehringer Merchant

Tesla was responsible for more than half of all plug-in sales last year.

January 7, 2019 Electric Vehicles

US Electric Vehicle Sales Increased by 81% in 2018

60 by Julia Pyper

If regulators approve the projects, Hawaii's getting a whole lot of storage.

01.04.19 Solar-Plus-Storage

Hawaiian Electric Announces ‘Mind-Blowing’ Solar-Plus-Storage Contracts

331 by Emma Foehringer Merchant

And is it still too soon to push EVs to

01.14.19 Electric Vehicles

How Should EV Owners Pay for Use of the Roads?

65 by Justin Gerdes

Tesla was responsible for more than half of all plug-in sales last year.

01.07.19 Electric Vehicles

US Electric Vehicle Sales Increased by 81% in 2018

60 by Julia Pyper

01.09.19 Wind 2

Supply chain constraints will escalate deployment risks for all wind energy participants.

Research Spotlight

Looming Supply Chain Crunch Threatens US Wind Energy Boom

More than $2.1 billion in turbine sales and PTC payments are in jeopardy.

by Mike Munsell

01.17.19 Policy 23

The nation aims to phase out feed-in tariffs by the end of 2020.

8 Ways China Is Encouraging Zero-Subsidy Renewables

The Chinese National Energy Administration has released a package of enticements for developers willing to bet on subsidy-free solar and wind projects over the next two years.

01.16.19 Solar Finance & VC 12

Investment slowed in 2018, but it still exceeded $300 billion.

Bloomberg NEF: Solar Investment Declined 24% in 2018, but Capacity Reached Record Levels

According to Bloomberg New Energy Finance, investments in clean energy once again exceeded $300 billion in 2018.

by Emma Foehringer Merchant

South Korea Transformed Itself Into the World’s Top Storage Market, but Can It Last?

South Korea Transformed Itself Into the World’s Top Storage Market, but Can It Last?

A case study in the power of strong central government support for storage—and a warning.

by Julian Spector | January 16, 2019

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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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01.16.19 Blockchain 0

Iberdrola tracked zero-carbon electricity generation from the San Esteban plant in Galicia using blockchain technology.

Iberdrola Uses Blockchain to Authenticate Clean Energy for Corporate Customers

The new approach makes it cheaper and easier for corporate customers to track clean energy that they purchase.

01.16.19 Regulation & Policy 22

PG&E's looming bankruptcy presents a lot of questions. Here are some initial answers.

The Big Questions Raised by PG&E’s Coming Bankruptcy

How will costs be spread? Are legacy solar and wind PPAs at risk? And how can California policymakers and its largest utility reorganize to cope with a future severely impacted by climate change?

by Jeff St. John

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.

Featured White Paper

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.