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Energy Storage and the Clean Power Plan
The Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) released the final version of its monumental Clean Power Plan last week – all 1,560 pages of it.
Read MoreEnergy Storage, Electricity Markets, and Economics
A lot of people are talking about energy storage these days, which is hardly surprising considering energy storage has often been idealized of as a kind of Holy Grail for the energy industry.
Read MoreOffshore Wind: At Long Last
After an embarrassingly long time, it seems the US has finally stopped dithering at the starting line and entered a race that Europe and China have been running for years.
Read MoreShould Utilities Own Energy Storage?
What role should utilities play in ownership of energy storage resources?
Read MoreStates Spur Solarize Successes
States have been using group purchasing and special marketing initiatives to bring down the cost of solar. A wide range of campaigns, each called Solarize, have been launched with leadership from state agencies in Oregon, Massachusetts, Connecticut, and other states.
Read MoreSay Hello to the Grid
Whether we like it or not, the power system remains a black box to most people.
Read MoreThe Lessons Coal and Electricity Markets of the Past Can Offer Solar+Storage Markets Today
The path to scaling up clean energy technologies like solar+storage sometimes can seem like unchartered territory.
Read MoreEnergy Storage Savings – Coming Soon to a Utility Rate Near You
Forget energy storage as the technology of the future, for many utility customers the time for storage is already here.
Read MoreOpportunities and Challenges for Solar+Storage Markets
Solar power plus storage is a technology marriage that can work and is working already.
Read MoreIs Solar+Storage Worth it in Hawaii? Yes, and in California and Pennsylvania and Virginia…
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.
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