Distributed solar can still offer an impressive return without the tax credit. But it requires some rethinking about how projects are structured.
Clean and distributed energy came barreling out of 2024 with force. Now, they face walls. Do they have enough momentum to knock them down? Consider these signals.
Utilities may be shifting costs for data centers onto utility ratepayers in opaque ways, says a new Harvard paper.
Gismo Power offers solar on wheels to take advantage of a vast untapped energy resource: our driveways.
Doors are opening for distributed energy resources as centralized electric grids falter.
California and Massachusetts again topped the ACEEE energy efficiency scorecard, while Louisiana made big strides.
Even green energy advocates sometimes don’t fully understand the role distributed energy resources play as grid and community assets.
A new report by The Carlyle Group finds that renewable energy may get a boost as the value of security and domestic production heightens.
A California study indicates that 65% grid defection with solar may be the best way to electrify a home.
Distributed solar had a record-setting 2024. But 2025 looks far less promising, not just because of the Trump administration.