The Utility Monopoly Survived Solar. Can It Survive the Hyperscalers?
Once it was two solar guys in a truck disrupting the utility monopoly; now it’s the world’s most valuable companies.
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Goldman Sachs Makes a Bigger Bet on Distributed Energy
In a deal that speaks to the changing role of distributed energy, Goldman Sachs Alternatives has agreed to acquire RWE’s US distributed generation business.
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It’s the Chief Accountant — Not Just Environmentalists — Calling for Local Energy in New York City
Comptroller Mark Levine makes economic argument for use of rooftops and parking lots for bottom up energy planning
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Distributed Energy’s Economic Moment
The conversation shifted this year from what distributed energy can do to what it can save, as utility rates escalate.
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Speed to Power Doesn’t Mean What It Meant a Year Ago
At The Great Transformation conference, panelists described a different route to speed to power: flexibility, efficiency and microgrids that can do more.
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J.P. Morgan Explains the Math Behind the $5-7 Trillion AI Buildout and Where Energy Fits In
Power is AI’s top constraint, explains James Ebert of J.P. Morgan at the Great Transformation conference.
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In New Jersey, a Data Center Might Pay for Your Battery
New law lets data centers offset energy use by funding energy resources installed on homes and businesses
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Your Home as a Power Plant — and Now a Data Center
Sunrun placing AI compute nodes in homes equipped with its solar and battery systems
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Will State Lawmakers End California’s Sabotage of Community Solar?
California community solar bill AB 1813 would go a long way toward bridging California’s energy affordability gap.
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8 Things to Know About Plug-in Solar as it Gains Traction in the US
What is plug-in solar? Can households really install it themselves? Is it safe? Is it cost-effective and will it take off in the US as it has in Europe?