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California regulators propose a massive boost in battery incentives for residents at most risk of wildfires and blackouts. (California National Guard/Flickr)

California Seeks to Shift Major Battery Incentive Toward Fire, Blackout Resiliency

CPUC proposes spending half of total $1.2 billion SGIP budget through 2024 on battery-solar systems for high-fire-risk customers.

2 days ago by Jeff St. John

Why New York’s Backstep on Net Metering Is the Right Step for DERs

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Why New York’s Backstep on Net Metering Is the Right Step for DERs

It makes sense to delay a switch in mass-market net metering rates until smart meters are in place.

1 day ago by Jeff St. John

Boris Johnson returns to Number 10 with a huge majority.

3 Challenges for the UK Energy Sector After Johnson’s Election Victory

With political gridlock broken, the energy sector will grapple with Brexit and the country’s net-zero emissions target.

1 day ago by John Parnell

What are the trends shaping the way we optimize our electrical equipment, pipelines, streets and buildings?

Emerging Tech That Will Help Revive Our Infrastructure

On this week’s Interchange podcast, we dissect four areas of tech innovation that are helping us remap and rebuild the physical world.

1 day ago by Stephen Lacey

Once a battery manufacturer, GE has become technology-agnostic. (Credit: GE)

One More Time, With Feeling: GE’s Latest Approach to Energy Storage

After a long evolution, GE now sees integrating batteries with renewables or gas turbines as its best place to add value.

2 days ago by Julian Spector

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One Small Step for Sunrun, One Giant Leap for Virtual Power Plants

4 days ago by Emma Foehringer Merchant

Rocky Mountain High: Colorado Governor ‘Bullish on Storage’ as Residential Sets New Record

5 days ago by Julian Spector

Opening the Lid on Xcel Energy’s Distribution Grid Plans in Minnesota

1 week ago by Jeff St. John

December 3, 2019 Solar

5 Emerging Energy Technologies to Watch Out For in 2020

22 by Jason Deign

December 4, 2019 Energy Storage

How Energy Storage’s Growth Trajectory Differs From the Early Days of Solar

55 by Julian Spector

December 12, 2019 Energy Storage

One More Time, With Feeling: GE’s Latest Approach to Energy Storage

7 by Julian Spector

NV Energy has won regulator approval for what could be the country's biggest solar-storage deployments.

12.05.19 Solar

NV Energy Gets Green Light for Massive Solar-Battery Projects

68 by Jeff St. John

12.04.19 Energy Storage

How Energy Storage’s Growth Trajectory Differs From the Early Days of Solar

55 by Julian Spector

12.02.19 Energy Storage

The Myth of Whole-Home Battery Backup

53 by Barry Cinnamon

12.09.19 Solar-Plus-Storage 17

Why Flexible Gas Generation Must Be Part of Deep Decarbonization

Power-to-gas takes an emerging role as renewables soar and flexibility matters more than ever.

by GTM Creative Strategies

12.13.19 Energy 0

Etosha Cave is the co-founder of Opus 12.

Watt It Takes: The Founder-Engineer Turning CO2 Into Fuels and Materials

In this edition of our founder interview series, we profile a bohemian founder who’s tackling CO2 recycling.

by Stephen Lacey

12.12.19 4

Offshore wind is the only technology to get a specific mention in Europe's new Green Deal. (Credit: EDF)

Europe’s Energy Giants Line Up to Endorse Green Deal

The power sector sees huge opportunity, while the proposed “carbon border” raises questions for EU oil and gas imports.

by John Parnell

12.12.19 Policy 0

Senator Ayotte argues there's a middle ground in climate and energy policy that's being ignored.

Former GOP Senator Calls for Passing ‘Conservative, Sensible’ Climate Policies

On this week’s Political Climate: a check-in on COP25, a dozen bipartisan clean energy bills, and why one former senator wants lawmakers to stop treating climate like a “political football.”

by Julia Pyper

12.07.19 PODCASTS

Can Tesla’s Cybertruck Shape the Burgeoning Electric Truck Market?

On this week’s Energy Gang podcast: We debate whether the Cybertruck is a win or fail for Tesla.

by Stephen Lacey

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12.12.19 Solar 6

Residential solar installers are seeing surging customer demand for battery systems. (Credit: Sunrun)

Residential Solar Hits New Peak in US With Record Q3 Installations

WoodMac said the quarterly record came amid weakness in the Northeast, traditionally a stronghold for rooftop installers.

by Emma Foehringer Merchant

12.11.19 Research & Analysis 2

Many loan providers reported profitable growth in the first half of 2019.

Research Spotlight

Loanpal Now No. 1 in the Booming Solar Loan Market

WoodMac finds that loans now claim a majority of the solar financing market, but third-party ownership isn’t going away anytime soon.

by Bryan White and Chloe Holden

12.11.19 Energy 4

Keen on green: New European Commission President Ursula von der Leyen.

Moonshot Moment: Europe Announces Green Deal

Among the European Commission’s plans is a carbon border, ensuring companies cannot evade carbon taxes by outsourcing their emissions.

by John Parnell

12.11.19 Grid Edge 4

3 Trends That Shaped the Grid Edge in 2019

Spotting opportunity in California’s climate crisis. Shell’s acquisition spree. Google and Amazon inside your home. It was a busy year at the grid edge.

by Jeff St. John

12.10.19 Wind 28

Elizabeth Warren's got a plan for that. Yes, another one.

Elizabeth Warren Unveils ‘Blue New Deal’ With Support for Offshore Wind

Under a Warren administration, offshore drilling operations would transition into offshore wind.

by Emma Foehringer Merchant

12.10.19 Energy 2

Prime Minister Boris Johnson's Conservatives lead the polls. Credit: UK FCO

Analysis: UK Election Shows Politicians Catching Up on Energy and Climate

Something important has changed since the U.K.‘s last election: Renewable energy no longer needs subsidies.

by John Parnell

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