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08.26.14 Water 15

Can Modular Desalination Provide Cheap, Clean Water and Demand Response Too?

A new approach to grid-friendly water technology

by Jeff St. John

10.31.13 3

Research Spotlight

What Energy Storage CEOs Are Thinking

They may not always be right, but here is a summary of what dozens of energy storage CEOs think about the market.

by Mike Munsell

10.28.13 Utilities 2

How New Regulatory Models Could Help Utilities Thrive and Survive

A new report calls for regulations to change so utilities can innovate—and protect customers along the way.

by Jeff St. John

10.17.13 1

Research Spotlight

Grid-Scale Energy Storage to Support and Compete With Conventional Generation

New report outlines opportunities and challenges facing the North American energy storage market and details 150 companies active in the space.

by Mike Munsell

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03.12.13 0

Biomimicry, Big Data and Distributed Energy: The Drivers of Cleantech?

Global clean energy investments will nearly double in the next decade. Here are some of the industry’s emerging drivers.

by Stephen Lacey

03.04.13 Water 4

Forget Tar Sands: How Canadian Hydro Can Help America

Our neighbor to the north has an energy source that our nation has yet to fully utilize—and it’s not tar sands.

by Mari Hernandez

02.13.13 Energy Efficiency 5

The Growing Size of New US Homes Is Offsetting Residential Efficiency Gains

New American homes are more energy-efficient. But they’re also bigger and feature more gadgets than ever before.

by Stephen Lacey

11.18.12 51

Industry Perspective

Who Will Succeed Energy Secretary Steve Chu at DOE?

Ten names to consider for the DOE post

by Eric Wesoff

11.08.12 Energy Efficiency 5

Self-Calibrating Sensors for Building Energy Efficiency

An old-school German sensor company and a building energy expert team up to solve a quiet problem in efficiency: out-of-whack sensors.

by Jeff St. John

10.24.12 People 17

Greentech Media’s Editor-in-Chief Tops Energy Influencers List

Eric Wesoff named #1 journalist influencer in Text100’s 2012 Energy Digital Index

by Staff

10.03.12 Policy 4

Industry Perspective

Guest Post: Despite Campaign Rhetoric, Utility Outlook Similar Under Romney, Obama

“Major energy bills only pass about once every decade.”

by Bob Fesmire

09.21.12 Policy 6

Video of the Day: Where Wind Is

Can a short video answer all the political noise?

by Herman K. Trabish

09.13.12 Markets & Policy 3

Clinton to Solar: ‘You Represent the Future’ and ‘You Will Prevail’

“You’ve got to take chances if you’re going to tomorrow’s dance.”

by Herman K. Trabish

08.09.12 Software & Analytics 0

DJ Patil, Data Scientist in Residence at Greylock Partners, to Keynote The Soft Grid

Conference on big data and analytics for utilities features former LinkedIn chief scientist.

by Staff

08.07.12 Mobility 1

Has Ioxus Built a Better Ultracap?

Flat cells may beat cylinders by 17 percent.

by Herman K. Trabish

07.18.12 Technology 5

Stat of the Day: The Enormous Potential of the Other Solar, Solar Hot Water

The sun can heat a lot of water, as well as providing space cooling and heating.

by Herman K. Trabish

07.10.12 Technology 4

Will the Pentagon Bring Solar Hot Water to a Boil?

With third-party finance, solar can give the military hot water, private sector buy-in, and budget cuts.

by Herman K. Trabish

07.03.12 Markets & Policy 4

Changes Afoot for California PUC Net Metering Ruling?

Are utilities trying to use the legislature to undo a CPUC decision?

by Eric Wesoff

06.21.12 Technology 0

How Did Trina Win Solar’s Triple Crown?

Top rankings in sustainability, financial viability and field performance don’t “just happen.”

by Herman K. Trabish

05.24.12 Utilities 7

Huge Win for California Solar: CPUC Keeps Net Energy Metering Alive

“This is a big, big win.” Net Energy Metering gets a new lease on life and a well-defined cap.

by Herman K. Trabish

05.02.12 Manufacturing 10

Solar Tariff Debate: Rule of Law or Open Competition?

Blame the Chinese—but at least they are supporting their solar industry.

by Herman K. Trabish

05.01.12 Solar 5

Arizona’s Solar Market Could be Incentive-Free Next Year and Still Thrive

Utilities and the industry are testing technologies and building at record speeds toward maturity.

by Herman K. Trabish

04.10.12 Grid Edge 2

Three Senators and a Governor Sitting Around Talking About Energy, Smart Grid

A surprisingly reasonable conversation on energy with senators from both sides of the aisle.

by Eric Wesoff

03.29.12 Finance & VC 1

Research Spotlight

How Electricity Gets Bought and Sold in California

And how do wind and solar power fit in?

by Herman K. Trabish

03.26.12 Finance & VC 4

SolarCity Charges Into Home Efficiency With Admirals Bank

“We’re doing for energy efficiency what we’ve done for solar.”

by Herman K. Trabish

NextEra Looks to Add Batteries to Its Existing Solar Fleet

Portuguese Oil Firm Galp Becomes Major Solar Player With 2.9GW Deal

Capital Dynamics Buys 400MW Eland From 8minute, Continues US Solar Spree

2019 Was the Year Everything Changed for Utilities and Energy Storage

Energy Blockchain's Most Obvious Use Case Is Not What You Think

Carmakers Ask Europe to Introduce Mandatory EV Charging Infrastructure Targets

BlackRock Targets Storage With New Multibillion-Dollar Renewables Fund

2019 Was the Year Everything Changed for Utilities and Energy Storage

California Finalizes Plan Shifting Key Energy Storage Incentive Toward Blackout Resilience

Ports and Harbors: How US Offshore Wind Developers Are Anchoring Their Claims

EDPR and Engie Join Forces With Aim to Rank Among Top 5 Offshore Wind Developers

Inside New York's Push to Be 'Center of Gravity' for US Offshore Wind

Behind the Buzzword: A Brief History of Energy ‘Resiliency’

10 Rooftop Solar and Storage Predictions for the Next Decade

3 Predictions for US Renewables and Storage Markets in 2025

AI-Powered Hyper-Personalization, AMI Analytics And Unlocking New Utility Business Models

The Active Grid: A Case for Edge Intelligence on the Lower Voltage Network

System Level Safety for Energy Storage

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Can Modular Desalination Provide Cheap, Clean Water and Demand Response Too?

What Energy Storage CEOs Are Thinking

How New Regulatory Models Could Help Utilities Thrive and Survive

Grid-Scale Energy Storage to Support and Compete With Conventional Generation

The Texas Solar Surge Is Gathering Strength

How to Solve America’s Transmission Woes, According to 4 Former FERC Chairs

Google and NV Energy Invent a New Genre: The Corporate Solar-Plus-Storage Deal

Biomimicry, Big Data and Distributed Energy: The Drivers of Cleantech?

Forget Tar Sands: How Canadian Hydro Can Help America

The Growing Size of New US Homes Is Offsetting Residential Efficiency Gains

Who Will Succeed Energy Secretary Steve Chu at DOE?

Self-Calibrating Sensors for Building Energy Efficiency

Greentech Media’s Editor-in-Chief Tops Energy Influencers List

Guest Post: Despite Campaign Rhetoric, Utility Outlook Similar Under Romney, Obama

Video of the Day: Where Wind Is

Clinton to Solar: ‘You Represent the Future’ and ‘You Will Prevail’

DJ Patil, Data Scientist in Residence at Greylock Partners, to Keynote The Soft Grid

Has Ioxus Built a Better Ultracap?

Stat of the Day: The Enormous Potential of the Other Solar, Solar Hot Water

Will the Pentagon Bring Solar Hot Water to a Boil?

Changes Afoot for California PUC Net Metering Ruling?

How Did Trina Win Solar’s Triple Crown?

Huge Win for California Solar: CPUC Keeps Net Energy Metering Alive

Solar Tariff Debate: Rule of Law or Open Competition?

Arizona’s Solar Market Could be Incentive-Free Next Year and Still Thrive

Three Senators and a Governor Sitting Around Talking About Energy, Smart Grid

How Electricity Gets Bought and Sold in California

SolarCity Charges Into Home Efficiency With Admirals Bank