08.14.17 Wind Markets & Policy 3 Spain Is Using Accounting Tricks to Underpay the Wind Sector, Say Developers According to the country’s wind association, the Spanish government has reneged on commitments. by Jason Deign
08.10.17 58 An Illustrated Guide to the Growing Size of Wind Turbines The shape of turbines to come. by Jason Deign
08.09.17 Electric Vehicles 19 India Motors Toward Electrifying Transport on Two Wheels Motorbikes and scooters make up 80 percent of all electric vehicles sold in the country. by Jason Deign
08.07.17 Wind Markets & Policy 36 Wind Is Surging in the North Sea. But More Geographic Diversity Is Needed for EU Grid Reliability A more even spread of assets would improve generation flows, researchers say. by Jason Deign
08.07.17 Energy Storage 0 Expansion of EU’s First Commercial Storage Plant Shows Adaptability of Batteries for Grid Services A second phase of Germany’s WEMAG project has tripled its capacity, adding black-start capabilities. by Jason Deign
08.04.17 Smart Grid 1 European Investment Bank Pumps $5B Into Renewables and Distributed Grid Upgrades A lot of the money will go toward modernizing the grid to accomodate more variable renewable energy. by Jason Deign
08.03.17 Products and Technology 7 To Slash Offshore Wind Costs, Developers Need to Think Carefully About Transmission Technology A choice of grid technology could make a difference to offshore wind financials. by Jason Deign
07.31.17 Fossil Fuels 11 Shell Seeks a Greener Path Amid ‘Lower Forever’ Oil Prices But the extent of clean energy investments is still trifling, according to analysts. by Jason Deign
07.28.17 16 Having Fewer Offshore Wind Equipment Manufacturers May Be a Good Thing Experience counts more than choice in cutting offshore wind costs. by Jason Deign
07.27.17 Energy Storage 0 As Redflow Pivots to the Telecom Market, the Australian Flow-Battery Maker Raises More Cash The telecom market “is, and always has been, the heartland market for Redflow’s technology.” by Jason Deign
