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2024

Demand response programs can help boost reliability, cut emissions in New York, advocates say

November 12, 2024
Renewable energy projects, while necessary, often take years to implement; demand response programs offer a quicker and more flexible solution that can bridge the reliability gap in the interim, CEG's Abbe Ramanan told Utility Dive.

Mass. officials aim to decarbonize power plants coming online during peak usage

November 8, 2024
“Battery storage technology has gotten to a point where it could feasibly play the role of a peaker and could be used to replace peaker plants,” CEG's Abbe Ramanan told MetroWest Daily News.

Commentary: Assessing energy storage equity in Massachusetts

October 1, 2024
In a guest post for Northeast Energy News, CEG's Todd Olinsky-Paul explores whether Massachusetts’ energy storage programs are living up to the Commonwealth’s clean energy equity commitments.

Report Finds Mass. Storage Programs Falling Short on Equity

September 19, 2024
Todd Olinsky-Paul talked with RTO Insider about CEG's new analysis of equity provisions in Massachusetts energy storage programs

What are the pros and cons of hydrogen plants here in Oregon?

August 30, 2024
CEG's Abbe Ramanan discussed concerns about hydrogen energy development with Ashley Koch for The Story on KGW in Oregon.

Advancing Environmental Justice through Battery Energy Storage

June 5, 2024
This article in JD Supra by Kevin Chen cites CEG's Peaker Plant Mapping Tool to highlight the disproportionate effects of fossil-fueled peaker plants on environmental justice communities.

The Current and Future State of Distributed Resources in NC

May 21, 2024
In episode 109 of The Squeaky Clean Energy Podcast, experts discussed the current state of behind the meter resources and the opportunities that lie ahead with new incentive programs like PowerPair and Solar for All.

Biden Announces $7B in IRA Funds for Low-income Solar

April 22, 2024
“For vulnerable households that depend on electricity for their health and security, the solar and battery storage systems resulting from Solar for All could act as a literal lifeline during times of emergency,” said CEG's Marriele Mango in RTO Insider.

With energy demand surging, utilities fall back on their old standby: Fossil fuels

March 29, 2024
CEG's Shelley Robbins talked with Grist about alternatives to fossil fuel peaker power plants for meeting peak demand.

Low-income communities shouldn’t be left out of the clean energy transition

March 4, 2024
This article by Curtis Probst at The Kresge Foundation discusses CEG's work with Kresge and NYCEEC to bring solar+storage to underserved communities.

Scientists warn a poorly managed hydrogen rush could make climate change worse

February 28, 2024
“The push to produce more hydrogen — and deploy it in more leak-prone use cases, like pipelines — could push economy-wide leakage rates to 29.6 million tons or 5.6% of all hydrogen produced by 2050," CEG's Abbe Ramanan told Energy News Network.

Treatment of fossil fuels looms over Biden plans for boosting clean hydrogen

February 15, 2024
“We really don’t want taxpayer dollars propping up the fossil fuel industry,” CEG's Abbe Ramanan told The Washington Examiner. “That is just gonna be undermining decarbonization efforts, and that’s a lot of lost time that we don’t really have right now, with the climate crisis where it is.”

Critics say Austin Energy’s proposal to pivot toward hydrogen could do more harm than good

February 1, 2024
“A big part of our mission has been helping communities impacted by decades of these pollutants near natural gas plants, so anytime someone is suggesting replacing one source of (nitrogen oxide) emissions with another, that’s going to be concerning to us,” CEG's Abbe Ramanan told the Austin Monitor.

Concerns over $77 billion in DOE funds for mostly “blue” hydrogen

January 22, 2024
Numerous concerns about federally funded hydrogen hubs add up to “a lot of bad news,” said CEG's Abbe Ramanan on a webinar with energy research group IEEFA and the Pipeline Safety Trust.

Federal programs create little incentive for companies to make low-carbon hydrogen: IEEFA

January 19, 2024
This article in Utility Dive highlights key points from CEG's webinar on the DOE's hydrogen hubs program.

A “grave concern” – fight building against Biden’s hydrogen hubs

January 5, 2024
"It sounds like they are leaving the door open for blue hydrogen,” CEG's Abbe Ramanan told The New Lede, regarding DOE's regional hydrogen hubs.

Commentary: Demand response could have prevented blackouts in North Carolina

January 3, 2024
CEG's Shelley Robbins contributed an article to Southeast Energy News discussing the North Carolina Utility Commission's Winter Storm Elliott order.

2023

There are still megawatts available in the low-income communities bonus credit program

December 20, 2023
In this article for Solar Power World, CEG's Anna Adamsson discusses updates to the Investment Tax Credit through the Inflation Reduction Act.

Here’s how foundations are bringing solar to lower-income communities

October 31, 2023
In this Canary Media article, CEG's Marriele Mango discusses the many benefits of resilient power for underserved communities.

What to know about DOE’s hydrogen hubs

October 16, 2023
“This is worse than expected,” CEG's Seth Mullendore told E&E News. “The fact that more than half the hubs will be using fossil gas is outrageous.”

Hydrogen Hub Announcement Draws Praise and Scorn

October 15, 2023
"We are particularly disappointed in the administration’s investment in blue hydrogen, which would more accurately be called fossil hydrogen with carbon capture," CEG's Seth Mullendore told RTO Insider.

Duke to launch innovative ‘tariffed on-bill’ energy efficiency program in 2024

October 11, 2023
“Tariffed on-bill programs have dramatically increased access to energy efficiency upgrades and demand-side management resources across the country in electric cooperative territories, but investor-owned utilities have been slow to adopt them,” CEG's Shelley Robbins told Utility Dive.

Backed by advocates, Duke Energy finalizes plan to help customers improve home efficiency

October 2, 2023
CEG's Shelley Robbins is quoted in Energy News Network, discussing North Carolina's new “tariff-on-bill” program

Moody’s warns of potential power price volatility from renewables oversupply

September 14, 2023
Moody's concerns about renewables impacting grid reliability are "solvable issues," CEG's Seth Mullendore told Utility Dive.

EPA’s proposed carbon rules omit both the peaker problem and the peaker solution

September 12, 2023
In this Utility Dive article, CEG's Shelley Robbins digs into why EPA should consider energy storage a best system of emissions reduction for peaker power plants.

No Acronyms Allowed Has a Conversation with Gianna Van Winkle of FACHC and Marielle Mango of Clean Energy Group

August 15, 2023
CEG's Marriele Mango joins the "No Acronyms Allowed" podcast for a conversation on resilient emergency power for Florida Community Health Centers

EPA Power Plant Proposal Gets Mixed Reception in Comments

August 9, 2023
This article in RTO Insider cites CEG's comments regarding the EPA's proposed emissions rules for power plants

Environmentalists urge EPA to tweak power plant rule

August 9, 2023
This E&E News article cites CEG's comments expressing concerns over EPA's endorsement of carbon capture and hydrogen blending

Clean Energy Group Urges Utilities to Replace Peakers with VPPs

August 3, 2023
This article in RTO Insider recaps CEG's webinar with Brattle Group on the potential for virtual power plants to replace peaker power plants. CEG's Shelley Robbins and Todd Olinsky-Paul are quoted.

Solar + storage codes being developed for multifamily affordable housing

July 31, 2023
This article in Solar Builder covers CEG's forthcoming efforts to develop a Climate Resilient Energy Code, supported by funding from DOE through the Bipartisan Infrastructure Law. CEG's Seth Mullendore is quoted.

A Silent Threat to the Energy Transition: America’s Broken Infrastructure Policy

July 27, 2023
This article in Real Clear Energy highlights CEG's report on energy storage interconnection queues.

Solar-plus-storage evaluated for resilience at seven Florida community health centers

July 17, 2023
This PV Magazine article profiles CEG's new report and recent webinar on resilient power for Florida Community Health Centers.

Report shows that many Florida health centers are in need of emergency backup power capabilities

June 26, 2023
This article in State of Reform discusses CEG's recent research on the backup power needs at Florida health centers

Three ways states can fix interconnection of distributed solar and storage

June 13, 2023
This article in PV Magazine highlights the findings of CEG's new report on energy storage and interconnection

Report: Storage Projects Stymied at Distribution System Interconnection

May 29, 2023
This RTO Insider article discusses CEG's recent webinar and new report on energy storage interconnection bottlenecks

Difficulty Connecting to Electric Grid Stalls Renewable Energy Projects

May 28, 2023
An article in ecoRI News highlights the findings of CEG's energy storage interconnection report

No ‘silver bullet’: Report lays out fixes for interconnection delays plaguing US renewables and storage

May 25, 2023
This Utility Dive article highlights the findings of CEG's energy storage interconnection report

New initiative is working to get network of community hubs in neighborhoods on Detroit’s east side

May 25, 2023
CEG's Resilient Power Project is helping to support the Detroit Resilient Eastside Initiative

EJ Advocates Warn EPA Power Plant GHG Plan Will Harm Fenceline Areas

May 19, 2023
CEG's Shelley Robbins and Abbe Ramanan quoted in Inside EPA on the EPA's emission exemptions for new peaker power plants

The problem with Biden’s new climate regulations

May 16, 2023
CEG's Shelley Robbins talked with HEATED about the exclusion of peakers in the EPA's new power plant regulations

New U.S. Power Plant Rules Exclude ‘Vast Majority’ of Gas Plants

May 16, 2023
CEG's Shelley Robbins quoted on the EPA's new power plant rules in The Energy Mix

The EPA has a controversial new plan to clean up power plants

May 12, 2023
CEG's Abbe Ramanan talked with Canary Media about the EPA's new power plant rules

Is carbon capture viable? In a new rule, the EPA is asking power plants to prove it.

May 12, 2023
CEG's Abbe Ramanan talked with Grist about the EPA's new power plant rules and the viability of carbon capture

Power rule’s carve-out could undermine protections

May 11, 2023
CEG's Shelley Robbins talked with EENews about the EPA's new carve out for peaker power plants

Hundreds of gas plants could escape EPA climate rules

May 3, 2023
CEG's Shelley Robbins discussed concerns about the EPA's new power plant rules with EENews

Panton, Vermont’s microgrid | Fighting climate change?

April 11, 2023
CEG President Seth Mullendore interviewed in a video for Vermont Public

How We Helped an NYC Community Say No to a Dirty Gas Plant and Get Wind Power Instead

March 31, 2023
This article by Earthjustice describes CEG's work with The PEAK Coalition in New York City

The EPA’s hydrogen push is a federal endorsement of greenwashing

March 22, 2023
Abbe Ramanan, CEG Project Director, published in Utility Dive

Can one of the Largest Mass Transit Microgrids in the US run on Mostly Renewables and Storage?

March 15, 2023
This Microgrid Knowledge article highlights the findings of a report published by CEG and Empower NJ

Activists push green energy to counter NJ Transit’s plan for fossil fuel power plant

March 13, 2023
This NorthJersey.com article highlights the findings of a report published by CEG and Empower NJ

Commentary: Battery-equipped appliances could make resilience ubiquitous

February 2, 2023
Shelley Robbins, CEG Project Director, published in Energy News Network

Scientists want to store renewable energy in abandoned mines

February 2, 2023
Seth Mullendore, CEG President and Executive Director, quoted in Fast Company

2022

City asking YVEA for waiver to net-metering cap

December 22, 2022
CEG's Technical Assistance Fund mentioned in Steamboat Pilot & Today

“Resilience Hubs” arise in neighborhoods nationwide to provide renewable power and disaster support during power outages

December 1, 2022
Marriele Mango, CEG Project Director, quoted in Homer Microgrid News

Massachusetts Utilities Hope Hydrogen and Biomethane Can Keep the State Cooking, and Heating, With Gas

November 18, 2022
Abbe Ramanan, CEG Project Director, quoted in Inside Climate News

Impact of NJ’s Storage Plan on Overburdened Communities Questioned

November 16, 2022
Todd Olinsky-Paul, CEG Senior Project Director, quoted in RTO Insider

The Inflation Reduction Act leaves low-income homeowners out of the clean energy transition. Or does it?

November 15, 2022
Shelley Robbins, CEG Project Director, published in Utility Dive

Podcast – Meeting the Moment: How a just transition will drive a clean energy future

November 15, 2022
CEG's Shelley Robbins and Seth Mullendore interviewed for the Green Mic Podcast

DTE plan calls for early coal-plant retirement, more renewables. Advocates call for faster progress, local ownership

November 3, 2022
“The Peaker Problem,” a 2022 CEG report, cited in Planet Detroit

Clean energy supply bottlenecks hit overburdened communities the hardest, utilities and advocates say

October 27, 2022
This Utility Dive article quotes CEG Project Director Shelley Robbins and cites CEG’s 2022 report, “The Peaker Problem”

Northeast embraces first-of-a-kind virtual power plant

October 12, 2022
Todd Olinsky-Paul, CEG Senior Project Director, quoted in Energywire

States Face Challenge Tying Storage Incentives to Emissions Reduction

October 10, 2022
Todd Olinsky-Paul, CEG Senior Project Director, quoted in RTO Insider

The Price of Private Equity’s New York Power Plant Grab

September 13, 2022
Seth Mullendore, CEG President and Executive Director, quoted in New York Focus

NYC Must Move Past Its Peakers

August 23, 2022
This New Thinking article quotes CEG President and Executive Director Seth Mullendore and cites several of CEG’s reports produced with The PEAK Coalition

Is the Manchin deal a tipping point for CO2-heavy energy?

August 3, 2022
Abbe Ramanan, CEG Project Director, quoted in E&E News

Peaker Power Plants Pose Preposterous Pollution Problems

August 2, 2022
This article in Triple Pundit details the findings of CEG’s 2022 report, “The Peaker Problem”

How Manchin-Schumer would change energy, from oil to solar

July 29, 2022
Abbe Ramanan, CEG Project Director, quoted in Energywire

HILL TAX BRIEFING: Biden’s Tax Agenda Faces Uncertain Outlook

July 18, 2022
Seth Mullendore, CEG President and Executive Director, quoted in Bloomberg Tax

Orlando Plans Resilience Hubs to Help Weather Future Storms

July 15, 2022
Marriele Mango, CEG Project Director, quoted in Orlando Sentinel

Podcast: Environmental Justice Impacts of the Hydrogen Economy

June 23, 2022
CEG's Abbe Ramanan interviewed for the Electrify This! Podcast

Calls to boost natural gas can’t ignore fuel combustion’s deadly impacts

June 7, 2022
Shelley Robbins, CEG Project Director, published in The Hill

Mapping the inequities of fossil peaker power plants

April 27, 2022
Seth Mullendore, CEG President and Executive Director, published in Power Engineering

Will the changes on a federal web page impact Duke Energy’s Carolinas solar proposal?

March 30, 2022
Shelley Robbins, CEG Project Director, published in Southeast Energy News

Utility-scale batteries? VPP programs? Both? How states are valuing energy storage

March 30, 2022
Todd Olinsky-Paul, CEG Senior Project Director, quoted in Solar Builder

Podcast: On Intentionality & Intersections in Energy with Melanie Santiago-Mosier

March 1, 2022
CEG Deputy Director Melanie Santiago Mosier interviewed for the Power Flow Podcast

Resilience Matters: Opportunities for Action to Strengthen Communities

March 1, 2022
CEG’s Lew Milford, Seth Mullendore, and Abbe Ramanan contributed to a book published by Island Press

Building batteries better

February 17, 2022
Seth Mullendore, CEG President and Executive Director, quoted in Grist

Activists urge Massachusetts to take another look at need for peaking plants

February 1, 2022
CEG’s assessment of potential energy storage alternatives for a proposed peaker power plant in Peabody, MA cited in Energy News Network

Xcel’s long-range plan faces pushback over role of fossil peaking plants

January 21, 2022
CEG’s research on peaker power plants cited in Midwest Energy News

New York City says goodbye to gas, establishing a blueprint for other communities

January 13, 2022
Seth Mullendore, CEG President and Executive Director, published in Utility Dive

2021

Eastern Generation Scraps Plans for Gowanus Power Plant, Turns Toward Renewables
Kirstyn Brendlen, Brooklyn Paper, 12/20/2021

Closing the equity gap: This innovative technical assistance program is driving solar+storage projects across frontline communities
Elana Knopp, Edison Energy, 12/16/2021

Assessing Massachusetts’ ConnectedSolutions Distributed Battery Program – what works, what could improve
Todd Olinsky-Paul, Solar Builder, 11/1/2021

Massachusetts finds early success with behind-the-meter energy storage program
John Engel, Renewable Energy World, 10/1/2021

With forward capacity auction success, batteries are winning in New England
Todd Olinsky-Paul, Utility Dive, 9/28/2021

We don’t have time for another fossil fuel bridge
Seth Mullendore, Daily Climate, 9/21/2021

The Solar Industry and COVID: A Conversation with Seth Mullendore of Clean Energy Group
Sara Carbone, CollectiveSun, 9/20/2021

Campaign to shut down New York City’s peaker plants gains congressional ally
Scott Van Voorhis, Utility Dive, 8/27/2021

S.F. will soon roll out nation’s first hydrogen ferry
Jessica Wolfrom, San Francisco Examiner, 8/25/2021

Fight over ‘peaker’ plants poses grid climate test
Miranda Wilson, Politico, 8/24/2021

Report shows strong solar+storage market growth… and plenty of room for improvement
Seth Mullendore, PV Magazine, 8/13/2021

Energy storage a ‘viable, low emissions and cheaper alternative’ to Massachusetts fossil fuel plant
Andy Colthorpe, Energy Storage News, 8/2/2021

What the infrastructure deal means for energy
E&E News Staff, E&E News, 7/30/2021

Report: Battery storage could be viable alternative
Erin Nolan, The Salem News, 7/29/2021

U.S. coal production hit 55-year low
Ester Wells, Politico, 7/15/2021

As Pittsfield power plant seeks permit renewal, environmental groups call for clean-energy transition
Danny Jin, The Berkshire Eagle, 7/1/2021

Texas power outage deaths: Is cruelty and neglect our new energy policy?
Lew Milford and Shelley Robbins, The Hill, 6/28/2021

Five months into the Biden Administration: A whirlwind of federal action on offshore wind
Georgena Terry, Windpower Engineering & Development, 6/21/2021

No justification for proposed Peabody gas plant
Sarah Dooling, CommonWealth Magazine, 6/19/2021

Interview with Clean Energy Group’s Seth Mullendore
Elana Knopp, New Project Media Podcast, 5/26/2021

Growing Power Outages Pose Grave Threat To People Who Need Medical Equipment To Live
Charlotte Huff, NPR, 5/15/2021

Outages and outrages: The fossil fuel industry exploits blackout fears
Lew Milford and Abbe Ramanan, The Hill, 5/13/2021

Fossil Fuel Phase Out Must Begin Where the Industry Has Hurt People the Most
Leanna First-Arai, Truthout, 4/14/21

New York City’s most polluting fossil fuel plants can retire by 2030 thanks to renewables, storage
Andy Colthorpe, Energy Storage News, 3/19/2021

Retiring New York City’s peaker fleet could be the endgame for fossil fuels
Elana Knopp, New Project Media, 3/19/2021

A positive trend: U.S. offshore wind solicitations address equity
Georgena Terry, Windpower Engineering & Development, 3/18/2021

Environmental justice groups offer vision to shut New York City peakers
Marie J. French, Politico NY, 3/16/2021

In The Future, Your Home Could Have A Battery Backup
Michael Marks & Shelly Brisbin, The Texas Standard, 3/16/2021

Batteries Can Bring Clean Energy To Those Who Need It Most
Lew Milford, Our Daily Planet, 2/28/2021

A centralized grid is failing Texans. It’s time to reimagine the energy system
Marriele Mango and Seth Mullendore, The Hill, 2/26/2021

At New York City’s biggest power plant, a switch to clean energy will help a neighborhood breathe easier
Andrew Blum, Popular Science, 2/2/2021

2021 Outlook: Will hydrogen experience a breakthrough?
Emma Penrod, Utility Dive, 1/14/2021

Don’t Fall for the Hydrogen Hype
Eddie Bautista & Lewis Milford, Morning Consult, 1/5/2021

Hydrogen: 3 things to watch in 2021
David Iaconangelo, E&E News, 1/4/2021

2020

Can Wall Street’s Heaviest Hitter Step Up to the Plate on Climate Change?
Bill McKibben, The New Yorker, 12/24/2020

Clean Energy Group Warns Of High NOx From Hydrogen Gas Combustion
David Clark, Inside EPA, 12/18/2020

Clean energy advocates seek moratorium on ‘hydrogen hype machine’
Garrett Hering and Tom DiChristopher, S&P Global Market Intelligence, 12/18/2020

Going Solar (Plus Storage): A Vermont Homeowner Shares Her Experience
Janice Ouellette, Green Energy Times, 11/23/2020

Study Finds Energy Storage Can Save Long Island Electric Customers $390 million over the Next Decade
NY-BEST Press Release, 10/28/2020

NYPA Teaming Up with Environmentalists to Transition Big Apple’s Natural Gas-Fired Peakers to Clean Energy
Kevin Dobbs, Natural Gas Intelligence, 10/20/2020

NYPA, Environmental Justice Groups to Work Together on Peaker Plant Replacements
Jeff St. John, Greentech Media, 10/14/2020

NYPA to consider swapping gas peakers for batteries in novel deal with environmental justice groups
Robert Walton, Utility Dive, 10/14/2020

New York state directs more capital to solar power for low-income communities
Remy Dhingra, Yale Clean Energy Finance Forum, 9/16/2020

Where Investors See a Tax Savings, She Saw a Pathway to Clean Energy Equity Goals
Pari Kasotia, Yale Clean Energy Finance Forum, 9/14/2020

Severe storms are increasingly leaving us without power. Microgrids can help.
Greta Moran, Popular Science, 8/31/2020

The Push To Turn NYC’s Polluting Peaker Plants Into Publicly-Owned Solar Power
Clarisa Diaz, The Gothamist, 7/7/2020

Why We Must Close Polluting Urban Power Plants
Seth Mullendore, U.S. News, 5/27/2020

Morning Brief: NYC replaces fossil plants with storage and renewables, solar boom stalls in Texas
Tim Sylvia and Eric Wesoff, PV Magazine, 5/13/2020

Replace NYC peakers with renewables+storage? Plant owners say they’re working on it
Robert Walton, Utility Dive, 5/12/2020

Why the time is right for FERC to issue a NOPR on peaking power plants
Seth Mullendore and Rao Konidena, Renewable Energy World, 5/12/2020

Gas peakers to renewable storage: The next climate fight?
David Iaconangelo, E&E News, 5/11/2020

These dirty power plants cost billions and only operate in summer. Can they be replaced?
Rachel Ramirez, Grist, 5/8/2020

NYC report calls for battery peakers, blasts payments for ‘archaic’ fossil fleet
Garrett Hering, S&P Global, 5/8/2020

New Jersey Regulators Urged to Include Microgrids, Storage in Efficiency Plan
Ethan Howland, Microgrid Knowledge, 4/24/2020

Microgrid Installed for Low-income Apartments, First for Washington DC
Ethan Howland, Microgrid Knowledge, 1/28/20

Kresge Foundation backs solar+storage for buildings with vulnerable residents
William Driscoll, PV Magazine, 1/16/2020

2019

New Orleans is ready for resilient power
Andy Kowalczyk and Marriele Mango, The Lens
11/25/2019

Powering In-Home Health Care in an Emergency
Emily Bruza, Homeland Security Digital Library Blog
10/22/2019

Power Shutoffs:Playing with Fire
Denise Fairchild and Kim Evon, Energy Central
10/17/2019

Ariz. battery fire stirs debate about lithium-ion safety
Carlos Anchondo, E&E News
8/9/2019

Commentary: With Energy Freedom Act, South Carolina takes steps toward resilience
Shelley Robbins and Marriele Mango, Energy News Network
7/25/2019

At Least 2.5 Million Home Health Patients Using Medical Equipment Vulnerable to Natural Disasters
Bailey Bryant, Home Health Care News
7/16/2019

Trumping the President: The US States Forging a Path to a Decarbonized Future
Paul Crompton, Energy Storage Journal
June 2019

Patients using critical equipment at home need safety net during power outages
Healthcare Purchasing News
6/5/2019

Public health officials call for Medicaid coverage of medical battery devices
Jacqueline Renfrow, Fierce Healthcare
6/5/2019

Infirm risk losing life-sustaining machines as storms worsen
Daniel Cusick, EENews
6/5/2019

Why Energy Storage Is So Vital for Healthcare
Nicholas Hamm, Managed Healthcare Executive
6/5/2019

Resilient Power: A New Model for Grid Security
Lewis Milford and Samantha Donalds, Fletcher Security Review
May 2019

Can batteries reduce emissions? It depends on the grid
Sarah Shemkus, Energy News Network
4/29/2019

New report analyzes solar+storage effectiveness in storm-ravaged U.S. Southeast
Kelly Pickerel, Solar Power World
4/25/2019

MA Includes Battery Storage in Statewide Energy Efficiency Plan
Anca Gagiuc, Commercial Property Executive
4/12/2019

How Massachusetts is supporting energy storage (and how your state can too)
Chris Crowell, Solar Builder
4/8/2019

States can grow battery resources with ‘one simple step,’ report finds
Robert Walton, Utility Dive
4/5/2019

How Massachusetts Compensates Battery Storage Owners for Energy Efficiency: Report
Ken Silverstein, Microgrid Knowledge
4/4/2019

Massachusetts sets precedent by making battery storage eligible for energy efficiency funding
Kelsey Misbrener, Solar Power World
4/4/2019

Massachusetts creates nationwide precedent to reduce storage costs
Vermont Business Magazine
4/4/2019

Peak time to take action
Andy Colthorpe, Energy Storage News
3/12/2019

Massachusetts Becomes First in the Nation to Put Batteries into Efficiency Plan
Todd Olinsky-Paul, Barr Foundation Blog
3/12/2019

Sunrun’s ISO New England Home Solar-Plus-Storage Forward Capacity Award Establishes a Distributed, Renewable Energy Landmark
Andrew Burger, Solar Magazine
2/21/2019

2018

As Hurricane Michael damages the Southeast, Puerto Rico provides lessons on resilient power
Lewis Milford, Brookings Institution – The Avenue
10/12/2018

Tesla Energy is quietly setting its sights on peaker plants
Simon Alvarez, Teslarati
9/9/2018

Distributed storage to yield $2-3 of grid savings for each dollar spent
William Driscoll, PV Magazine
8/23/2018

A Solar Power & Energy Storage Revolution Is Upon Us
Jake Richardson, Clean Technica
7/19/2018

Assess solar + storage’s value in terms of facility resilience
Chris Crowell, Solar Builder Mag
6/27/2018

NREL Improves Tool For Solar-Plus-Storage Analysis
Betsy Lillian, Solar Industry Magazine
6/15/2018

Product Announcement: REopt Lite’s Fresh Features Gauge Costs of Solar+Storage, Bypass Pricey Experts
Jennifer Hermes, Energy Manager Today
6/13/2018

New Ownership and Financing Options for Solar+Storage in Low-Income Communities
Lew Milford and Rob Sanders, Novogradac Journal of Tax Credits
May 2018

Consider the economic benefits of solar+storage before the next storm hits
Kathie Zipp, Energy Storage Networks
5/7/2018

Jumpstart: What Can Philanthropy Do to Advance Clean Energy With Battery Storage?
Laurie Mazur, Inside Philanthropy
4/24/2018

NGOs Get Charged Up Over Batteries in Climate Fight
Jason Deign, Greentech Media
4/19/2018

Clean Energy Group Releases New Report on Energy Storage
Dan McCue, Renewable Energy Magazine
4/19/2018

Recharging the clean energy transition with battery storage
Lewis Milford, Brookings Institution – The Avenue
4/18/2018

Battery storage to recharge clean energy transition
Michelle Froese, Windpower Engineering & Development
4/17/2018

How to make solar+storage projects work for low-income communities
Rob Sanders and Lew Milford, GreenBiz
4/3/2018

A Rising Foundation Looks to Historically Black Colleges as Clean Energy Leaders
Tate Williams, Inside Philanthropy
3/28/2018

Owning the Benefits of Affordable Solar+Storage
Rob Sanders and Lew Milford, Yale Clean Energy Finance Forum
3/20/2018

Valuing Resilience Can Change the Breakeven Point for Solar-Plus-Storage
Justin Gerdes, Greentech Media
2/28/2018

Valuing resilience can make PV and energy storage systems economical, report says
Solar Business Hub
2/28/2018

How solar owners’ post-hurricane demand for batteries could impact utilities
Herman K. Trabish, Utility Dive
2/15/2018

Resilience Matters: Transformative Thinking in a Year of Crisis
Laurie Mazur, Island Press
February 2018

Putting a Value on the Resilience of Energy Storage Systems
Emily Holbrook, Energy Manager Today
1/31/2018

Savings from avoiding outages make solar+storage more economic
Kathie Zipp, Solar Power World
1/31/2018

Trump’s Solar Tariff Leaves State Renewables Targets in Limbo
Bobby Magill, Bloomberg BNA
1/25/2018

Making Customer Battery Storage Work for a Cleaner, Less Expensive Grid
Mike Henchen, RMI Outlet
1/4/2018

Puerto Rico se vuelve solar
Pilar Sánchez Molina, PV Magazine – Edición Latinoamérica
1/3/2018

Puerto Rico blackout sparks interest in solar power for island’s electric grid
Josh Siegel, Washington Examiner
1/1/2018

2017

Sterling Municipal Light honored for ‘Leading by Example’
The Worcester Telegram
12/15/2017

DC Department of Energy and Environment Launches Nation’s First Multifamily Housing Resilience Tool to Support Preservation of Capital’s Affordable Housing Stock
Enterprise Community Partners
12/14/2017

FERC Won’t Fall to Partisanship, Chatterjee Promises ISO-NE
Michael Kuser, RTO Insider
12/10/2017

Baker Administration Awards $20m in Grants for Energy Storage
Jon Chesto, Boston Globe
12/8/2017

Battery storage could save the US $4 billion by 2025
Climate Action
11/8/2017

Solar Power for Public and Affordable Housing May Emerge
Beryl Ajwang, Clean Energy Finance Forum
11/7/2017

California To Invest $1 Billion In Solar For Low-Income Housing Units
Nicole Caldwell, Green Matters
11/2/2017

Iowa solar installer using storage to help customers avoid costly demand charges
Karen Uhlenhuth, Midwest Energy News
11/1/2017

Battery Storage Holds Promise for US Commercial Market
Lucy Kessler, Clean Energy Finance Forum
10/23/2017

Devastation in Puerto Rico could produce a revolutionary power grid
Lewis M. Milford and Mark Muro, Brookings Institution – The Avenue
10/16/2017

US states reluctant to include energy storage in Renewable Portfolio Standards (RPS)
Andy Colthorpe, Energy Storage News
10/9/2017

Battery puts Sterling in international spotlight
Jan Gottesman, Worcester Telegram
9/22/2017

Customers in Most States Could Cut Energy Costs by Adding Battery Storage to Solar
Seth Mullendore, NREL’s Solar STAT Blog
9/14/2017

Steps states can take to advance energy storage
Todd Olinsky-Paul, PV Tech Power Magazine
September 2017

Energy storage could have significant impact on US businesses’ energy costs ‘in nearly every state’
Andy Colthorpe, Energy Storage News
8/29/2017

NREL: 5 million commercial customers could benefit from BTM storage
Peter Maloney, Utility Dive
8/28/2017

Five Million Commercial Customers Could Cut Costs with Energy Storage
Editors of Electric Light & Power/ POWERGRID International, Renewable Energy World
8/25/2017

Wondering if Energy Storage Can Reduce Your Demand Charges?
Elisa Wood, Microgrid Knowledge
8/24/2017

Batteries Can Cut Power Bills for 5 Million U.S. Businesses
Chris Martin, Bloomberg News
8/24/2017

Financing For Solar Plus Storage
Todd Olinsky-Paul, Green Energy Times
8/23/2017

Solar in tandem with battery storage gaining traction among utilities
Mark Jaffe, EUCI – Energize Weekly
8/22/2017

A Senate panel speaks for sound clean energy policy — and rebukes Trump
Lewis M. Milford and Mark Muro, Brookings Institution – The Avenue
8/8/2017

A Tool to Accelerate Energy Storage for Solar PV Projects
Lucy Kessler, Clean Energy Finance Forum
7/18/2017

How One Small US Town Will Save Millions with a Microgrid
Todd Olinsky-Paul, Renewable Energy World  
7/5/2017

Massachusetts Energy Storage Target Comes with Less Clout but More Money
Elisa Wood, Microgrid Knowledge
7/3/2017

Massachusetts Bills Create New Opportunities for Microgrids, Non-Wires Alternatives
Elisa Wood, Microgrid Knowledge
6/13/2017

Solar needs storage to benefit low-income apartments — study
Anne C. Mulkern, E&E News
5/18/2017

The 2017 Grid Edge Awards: Projects Defining the Future Integrated, Interactive Electric Grid
Jeff St. John, Greentech Media
4/7/2017

Opening the Door to Affordable Solar+Storage
Lucy Kessler, Yale Clean Energy Finance Forum
3/28/2017

Solar Power With Storage for All? Philanthropy Can Help Make it Happen
Lewis Milford and Rob Sanders, Inside Philanthropy
2/14/2017

Affordable Net Zero Housing — Everybody Wins
Alan Naditz, Green Builder
2/10/2017

How to make solar+storage accessible for low-income communities
Chris Crowell, Solar Builder
2/3/2017

Energy storage has ‘barely penetrated’ low-income neighborhoods
Daniel Cusick, E&E News
2/1/2017

Foundational Support can Help Low-Income Communities go Solar
Chris Meehan, Solar Reviews
2/1/2017

Solar+storage technologies hitting stride, need strategic grants and investments to reach low-income communities
The Kresge Foundation
2/1/2017

What’s Next for Energy Storage Policy? Watch Massachusetts
Elisa Wood, Microgrid Knowledge
1/5/2017

Mass. to set energy storage target
Daniel Cusick, E&E News
1/3/2017

Battery Storage Poised to Expand Rapidly
Daniel Cusick, Scientific American
1/1/2017

2016

The year battery storage turned the corner
Daniel Cusick, E&E News
12/23/2016

1st Solar with Storage at A Zero Energy Rental Development
George Harvey, Green Energy Times
12/15/2016

Net-zero affordable housing transforms a corner of Vt.
Daniel Cusick, E&E News
11/23/2016

Hybrid Approaches to Onsite Power
Chuck Ross, Net Zero Buildings
11/2016

Wind and solar advocates make their case to Trump
Daniel Cusick, E&E News
11/10/2016

Zero-net, low-income homes offer glimpse of grid transformation
K Kaufmann, Smart Electric Power Alliance Blog
11/3/2016

From Home Microgrid to Virtual Power Plant in Rural Vermont
Elisa Wood, Microgrid News
10/26/2016

A Vital Piece of Our Clean Energy Future Ready for Primetime – Energy Storage
Meredith Hatfield, Barr Foundation Blog
10/26/2016

Net-Zero Affordable Housing Opens in Vermont
Christine Serlin, Affordable Housing Finance
10/21/2016

Low-Income, Net-Zero Energy Housing Projects in Vermont Benefit From Solar+Storage
Chris Meehan, Solar Reviews
10/20/2016

New Affordable and Efficient Housing Options in Addison County
Rene Thibault, ABC News – Local 22
10/19/2016

Massachusetts town to build New England’s first utility-scale battery storage project
Robert Walton, Utility Dive
10/14/2016

Mass. poised to join Calif. among clean energy elite
Daniel Cusick, E&E News
9/27/2016

Massachusetts Goes All-In on Energy Storage
Todd Olinsky-Paul, Renewable Energy World
9/21/2016

Bringing Clean Energy to Multifamily Affordable Housing in California
Wayne Waite, Lewis Milford and Seth Mullendore, Renewable Energy World
9/19/2016

Massachusetts to Offer $10-$20M in Energy Storage Grants this Fall
Elisa Wood, Microgrid Knowledge
9/19/2016

Using Energy Storage to Improve Public Health in Disadvantaged Communities
Seth Mullendore, Microgrid Knowledge
8/24/2016

A $1 billion plan to provide integrated solar energy for low-income renters
Central Valley Business Times
8/4/2016

California Supports Solar Roofs for Multifamily Affordable Housing
Kat Friedrich, Yale Clean Energy Finance Forum
7/18/2016

What Solar + Energy Storage Can Do For Tenants and Owners of Affordable Housing
Laura Wisland, Union of Concerned Scientists Blog
6/20/2016

85% Savings With Energy Storage In Affordable Housing
Jake Richardson, Clean Technica 
6/3/2016

Report pushes ‘solar-plus-storage’
Rob Nikolewski, San Diego Union Tribune
6/1/2016

How to get solar panels onto more affordable apartment buildings
Laurie Mazur, Grist
5/24/2016

Solar & Storage Could Save Thousands For Multifamily Affordable Rental Housing
Joshua S. Hill, Planet Save
5/24/2016

Boosting battery storage can lower utility bills — study
Daniel Cusick, ClimateWire
5/23/2016

Energy storage ‘doubles savings’ from PV for California’s renting families
Andy Colthorpe, PV Tech
5/23/2016

Energy Storage Could Break Low Income Rooftop Solar Bottleneck
Tina Casey, Clean Technica
5/23/2016

Goodbye electric bills? Solar plus storage could make it happen
Barbara Vergetis Lundin, Smart Grid News
5/23/2016

Report: Storage can reduce multifamily housing solar project payback by three years
Chris Crowell, Solar Builder
5/19/2016

Solar + Energy Storage Creates Major Economic Benefits for Renters in California
Chris Meehan, Solar Reviews
5/19/2016

How Adding Storage to Solar Could Reduce Electric Costs by up to 100% for Multi-Family Affordable Housing Renters and Property Owners
Jordan Decker, California’s Local Government Energy Efficiency Portal
5/19/2016

News Brief: Renewable Energy Tax Credits
Novogradac Journal of Tax Credits
4/2016

Efficiency, Solar and Storage Offer a Unique Opportunity to Bring Clean Energy to Affordable Housing
Wayne Waite and Lewis Milford, Greentech Media
3/23/2016

As ITC extension promises growth, storage developers look to define position under tax code
Peter Maloney, Utility Dive
3/8/2016

Solar+storage market opportunity: Bringing reliable power to at-risk communities
Seth Mullendore, Solar Power World
1/25/2016

Is Solar+Storage the Next Big Trend in Affordable Housing?
Mark O’Meara, Novogradac Journal of Tax Credits
1/2016

2015

Clean Energy Microgrids, Storage, and Building Grid Resilience
Mike Jacobs, Union of Concerned Scientists Blog
11/12/2015

First Report on Multifamily Solar with Storage Shows Positive ROI
Kat Friedrich, Yale Clean Energy Finance Forum
11/12/2015

Build Affordable Multifamily Housing That Can Weather the Next Superstorm
Lewis Milford, Next City
11/12/2015

Coming soon to affordable housing: Solar-plus-storage?
Peter Maloney, Utility Dive
11/10/2015

Energy Storage For All: Home Batteries Give Low-Income Customers Security
Anna Gretz, Swell Energy
11/9/2015

Solar-Plus-Storage Could Be Perfect Fit for Low-Income Communities
Laura D’Alessandro, Public Power Daily
11/2/2015

Energy Storage Now Moving to the Next Level
Henry Hewitt, Oil Price
10/31/2015

PV Solar & Batteries Can Support Affordable Housing
Jake Richardson, Solar Love
10/29/2015

Thinking Differently About Where to Deploy Solar-Plus-Storage
Stephen Lacey, Greentech Media
10/27/2015

Solar+Storage will bring resiliency to communities
Lewis Milford, New York Real Estate Journal
10/27/2015

How Solar+Storage Could Protect Affordable Housing from Power Outages – Interview with Lew Milford
Alt Energy Mag
10/20/2015

Solar+Storage Can Offer Resiliency to Low-Income Customers, Not Just the Wealthy
Lewis Milford, Greentech Media
10/20/2015

The Case for Solar+Storage as Valuable Protection for Vulnerable Residents
Chris Crowell, Solar Builder
10/20/2015

Bridging the Clean Energy Divide
Lewis Milford, Stanford Social Innovation Review (SSIR)
10/16/2015

Report: Solar+Storage Can Increase Energy Resiliency in Affordable Housing
Mike Hower, Sustainable Brands
10/16/2015

Thanks To Energy Storage, “Free” Rooftop Solar For Emergencies (CleanTechnica Exclusive Interview)
Tina Casey, Clean Technica
10/15/2015

How Technology Could Keep the Lights on After the Next Superstorm
Lewis Milford, Governing
10/15/2015

How solar power can make affordable housing more resilient
Laurie Mazur, Grist
10/14/2015

Wide Adoption of Solar Storage Could Benefit Society and Industry, Supporters Say
Deirdra O’Regan, Morning Consult
10/14/2015

Report: New Solar Technologies Make Economic Sense for Affordable Housing
Christine Serlin, Affordable Housing Finance
10/14/2015

Solar combined with battery storage can help low-income housing
Daniel Cusick, ClimateWire
10/14/2015

Solar+Storage Solutions Touted for Affordable Multifamily
Jeffrey Steele, Multi-Housing News
10/14/2015

Reliability a powerful necessity
Lewis Milford, Times Union
10/14/2015

US Falling Behind in Offshore Wind Power
Joshua S. Hill, CleanTechnica
9/30/2015

Offshore Wind Stalls on East Coast, But Future Still Promising
Ethan Goffman, EarthTalk
9/10/2015

How to Bend the Technology Arc to Bring Resilient Energy to those Most in Need
Elisa Wood, Microgrid Knowledge
9/2/2015

Energy storage reaching a “tiny fraction” of its U.S. potential – report
Daniel Cusick, E&E News
8/13/2015

UK offshore industry booming – before US even gets started
Jaclyn Brandt, Fierce Energy
8/7/2015

How Can Communities Finance Microgrids for Public Safety?
Kat Friedrich, Yale Clean Energy Finance Forum
7/31/2015

Post-hurricanes, northeast turns toward resilient power
Jim Cummings, The Resilient Investor
6/30/2015

Next for the Resilient Power Industry: How to Keep the Rest of Us Out of the Dark
Elisa Wood, Microgrid Knowledge
6/23/2015

Resilient power programs arise from devastation
Barbara Vergetis Lundin, Fierce Energy
6/19/2015

States Are Making Progress In Their Efforts To Deploy Resilient Power Systems
SI Staff, Solar Industry
6/18/2015

Wind power’s future depends on thinking smaller
Derrick Z. Jackson, Boston Globe
3/29/2015

BlackRock throws its weight behind impact investing
Imogen Rose-Smith, Institutional Investor
3/18/2015

Financing Climate Resilience for Affordable Housing
Kat Friedrich, Yale Clean Energy Finance Forum
3/13/2015

America’s First Offshore Wind Farm to Start Construction This Summer
Zahra Hirji, Inside Climate News
3/4/2015

The new roadmap for the revival of offshore wind
Herman K. Trabish, Utility Dive
3/3/2015

Cape Wind chief calls state energy legislation “promising”
Gintautas Dumcius, WWLP
2/25/2015

As US Offshore Wind Power Sinks, Backers Seek Regional Rescue
Pete Danko, Breaking Energy
2/20/2015

Offshore wind power sinks, sparks call for rescue
CNBC staff, CNBC
2/20/2015

Current US Offshore Wind Policy Isn’t Working
Joshua S. Hill, Clean Technica
2/20/2015

Offshore wind policy isn’t working and multi-state policies needed, says report
Nic Sharpley, Windpower Engineering & Development
2/19/2015

Cape Wind a stark example that offshore wind policy is not working
Barbara Vergetis Lundin, Fierce Energy
2/18/2015

Report: Offshore Wind Policy Not Working
Joanna Schroeder, Domestic Fuel
2/17/2015

Multi-State Coordination Needed to Revive U.S. Offshore Wind Industry- Report
Elizabeth Harball, E&E News
2/17/2015

How about Microgrid Financing through Warehouse Credit?
Elisa Wood, Microgrid Knowledge
1/31/2015

Clean Energy Bond Investors Want a Full Buffet of Options
Kat Friedrich, Yale Clean Energy Finance Forum
1/20/2015

2014

Internship offers insight into efforts to transform energy distribution
Jillian Corley, Poughkeepsie Journal
12/13/2014

Investors still have trouble understanding green bonds, but variety grows
Daniel Cusick, E&E News
12/10/2014

Financing the Next Generation of Resilient Power
Michael Puckett, Yale Clean Energy Finance Forum
11/25/2014

Why Government Leaders Are on a Serious Quest to Build Microgrids
Elisa Wood, Microgrid Knowledge
11/13/2014

On the anniversary of Sandy, some cities work on more resilient power systems
Daniel Cusick, E&E News
11/3/2014

Closing the energy gap with resilient power projects
Michelle Mapel, CODA Energy
10/31/2014

Critical Facilities Would Be Protected From Power Outages by New Jersey Bank
Andrea Vittorio, Bloomberg Climate Blog
9/5/2014

New Jersey creates the nation’s first Energy Resilience Bank
Robert Kropp, Green Biz
8/19/2014

First microgrid reliant on solar to provide backup power for Vt. town
Katherine Ling, E&E News
8/12/2014

US State Breaks Ground on a “Perfect” Solar + Storage Microgrid that Can Provide Resilient Power
Jennifer Runyon, Renewable Energy World
8/12/2014

N.J. launches $200M bank to develop microgrids
Henry Gass, E&E News
7/31/2014

New Jersey Home to First Energy Resilience Bank
Joanna Schroeder, Domestic Fuel
7/31/2014

Amidst a Surge in Extreme Weather, Distributed Energy Takes On New Meaning for the US Grid
Stephen Lacey, Greentech Media
7/14/2014

Community Organizers Press for Clean Power in the Inner City
Katherine Ling, E&E News
7/3/2014

Resiliency: How Superstorm Sandy Changed America’s Grid
Stephen Lacey, Greentech Media
6/10/2014

Awakening the Potential of Clean Energy Bonds
Kat Friedrich and Michael Puckett, Yale Clean Energy Finance Forum
5/16/2014

Troubled N.J. pilot project wins millions in federal funding
Elizabeth Harball, E&E News
5/8/2014

Gaps linger between clean energy and bond market support
Elizabeth Harball, E&E News
4/16/2014

Bonding for Clean Energy Progress
Lewis M. Milford and Mark Muro, Brookings Institution – The Avenue
4/16/2014

Recommendations Made to Increase Bond Financings for Clean Energy Projects
Naomi Jagoda, Bond Buyer
4/15/2014

Wind Resistance
Ellen Liberman, RI Monthly
3/31/2014

Op-Ed: Weathering Climate Change
Cheryl Casciani, Baltimore Sun
3/14/2014

DOE funds new push to coordinate states’ support for wind energy
Elizabeth Harball, E&E News
3/13/2014

Solar and energy storage have key roles
Stuart Radnedge, Gas World
2/14/2014

A blueprint for becoming more “power resilient”
Barbara Vergetis Lundin, Fierce Energy
2/14/2014

Nonprofit Group Says Solar, Energy Storage Can Protect Cities
Kelly Pickerel, Solar Builder
2/12/2014

2013

Southeast US needs to rethink policies for offshore wind to succeed, advocates say
Michael Copley, SNL
12/12/2013

How Best Can We Use Natural Gas? Should We At All?
Amy Harder, National Journal
12/9/2013

Can renewable energy standards be changed to protect against all-encompassing blackouts?
Christa Marshall, E&E News
6/5/2013

2012

Lobbyists try to halt state green energy standards
Ken Silverstein, Forbes
12/1/2012

CDFA & CEG’s New Clean Energy + Bond Finance Initiative
Toby Rittner and Lew Milford, CDFA Development Finance Perspectives
11/14/2012

What role should the state’s play in boosting the clean economy?
Matthew Stepp, The Energy Collective
1/12/2012

States fire up renewable standards
Bill Opalka, Energy Biz
3/8/2012

State Clean Energy Funds Provide Economic Development Punch
Lewis Milford and Mark Muro, Brookings Institution – The Avenue
1/11/2012

2009

Rethinking Clean Energy Innovation
Jim Witkin, New York Times
11/25/2009

Innovation: Seeking a “Global Brain” to Help Speed Up Clean Energy Projects
Evan Lehmann, E&E News
11/13/2009

Marketing Barriers Slow Adoption of Solar Power
Gina Roos, Environmental Leader
8/31/2009

1999

Lessons Learned from the Blackout
Lew Milford, New York Times
7/13/1999