DERs Disrupt the Simple Story of AI’s Energy Surge
As AI drives unprecedented load growth, DERs, efficiency, and flexible demand are complicating the supply–demand equation
As AI drives unprecedented load growth, DERs, efficiency, and flexible demand are complicating the supply–demand equation
A looming copper shortage affects the entire electric system from the utility to the customer’s home.
50 states. 50 different policies for distributed energy (DERs). So, how do you scale the technologies? Pew has a playbook.
Virginia follows Utah and Maine to become the third state to approve balcony solar.
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Balcony solar isn’t really about small panels on apartment railings. It’s about the moment a consumer starts to feel agency over their energy.
Rayburn Electric Cooperative’s story offers a provocative message for utilities: Ditch the status quo.
Enphase Energy executive explains how the AI build-out is turning utilities and distributed energy companies into collaborators.
As data centers absorb growing amounts of grid capacity and interconnection delays stretch for years, even modest industrial loads are struggling to secure power. The result is a shift in how factories are sited—and a growing role for onsite energy.
2025 was a record year for distributed energy policy, with states accelerating action on solar, storage, EVs, and resilience. New Pew data shows just how widespread the shift has become.