10.18.17 Electric Vehicles 2 The Truth About the Cobalt Crisis: It’s Not a Crisis, Yet Cobalt supplies will not be a showstopper for electric vehicles, an expert says. by Jason Deign
10.13.17 Grid Optimization 48 Intermittent Renewables Are Up. So Where Is All of the Gas? Europe’s wind leaders have different ways of dodging power-balance issues besides just firing up more gas turbines. by Jason Deign
10.11.17 Software & Analytics 10 Why the DOE Needs Blockchain to Secure the Grid The grid edge is becoming too shaky to shield with traditional defenses. by Jason Deign
10.10.17 Solar-Plus-Storage 5 How New York Will Beat Johannesburg to Solar Grid Parity A new study reveals how long behind-the-meter PV will take to reach grid parity in different cities. by Jason Deign
10.03.17 Energy Storage 15 Is Tesla’s Popularity Stretching the Company’s Battery Supplies Too Far? High-profile battery deployments have made Tesla famous. But they’re also affecting the company’s supply chain. by Jason Deign
10.02.17 Technology 20 This New Solar Collector Design Could Bring CSP Costs to Record Lows DOE-backed startup Skysun aims to do away with fiddly motors and support structures. by Jason Deign
09.29.17 Wind Markets & Policy 398 Cheap Offshore Wind Won’t Make UK Give Up on Nuclear Nukes to play “an important role for many years to come,” says the government. by Jason Deign
09.27.17 Electric Vehicles 3 Dyson Confirms Electric Car Plans in a Staff Email The U.K. firm is investing $2.7 billion to launch an electric vehicle by 2020. by Jason Deign
09.27.17 Wind Markets & Policy 49 Europe Could Have 200 Gigawatts of Wind by 2020, Putting It Ahead of America Trade body WindEurope predicts 14 gigawatts of new installations in 2017. by Jason Deign
09.25.17 Solar Projects 24 India’s Record-Low Wind and Solar Prices May Not Be Sustainable Many developers are bidding with “unrealistic assumptions” about equipment pricing. by Jason Deign
