After last week’s vote on community solar, distributed energy advocates have another reason to suspect California will not be a leader in grid decentralization.
Building a coalition of the willing may be what it takes to fix the problems that DER providers face accessing utility data.
A moonshot goal for distributed energy resources could get us all rowing in the same direction and quicken the pace of local energy development.
Community solar development in the state hinges on the May 9 vote, say advocates.
Ivy Main, the Sierra Club’s renewable energy chairperson, explains how this year’s lack of legislative action will worsen the energy crunch in Virginia brought on by rapid data center development in the state.
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Energy Changemakers community members describe what one change could hasten the energy transition
Over half of US states use renewable portfolio standards to boost green energy. Now, a California state senator is proposing applying the same concept to virtual power plants (VPPs).
The decentralized grid is an electric network of distributed energy resources that interact with each other or with the central grid to improve efficiency, lower costs, reduce emissions and provide greater local control of energy assets.
In Energy Changemakers’ first video podcast, US Congressman Sean Casten describes a new bill he co-sponsored that addresses several problems facing decentralized energy