The path to scaling up clean energy technologies like solar+storage sometimes can seem like unchartered territory.
Forget energy storage as the technology of the future, for many utility customers the time for storage is already here.
Solar power plus storage is a technology marriage that can work and is working already.
The Interstate Renewable Energy Council (IREC) recently enlisted Clean Power Research (CPR) to create a methodology for valuing customer-sited behind-the-meter solar+storage systems in the state of Hawaii.
A new, first-of-its-kind report from Clean Energy Group tells the story of the early years of the resilient power movement…
There’s so much going on in the world of resilient power right now, it’s hard to keep up…
Offshore wind advocates and industry were dealt a discouraging setback when news of Cape Wind’s terminated utility contracts hit the press.
In May, the Oregon Department of Energy announced its upcoming solicitation for an energy storage demonstration project.
This month, NYSERDA announced $450,525,000 in new funding for commercial/industrial scale solar PV systems between 200 kW and 2 MW capacity.
In the wake of Tesla’s recently announced entrance into the stationary energy storage market, there has been a wave of analysis of what this might mean for residential and commercial utility customers.