New York Unveils New Toolkit to Drive Solar on Brownfields
The New York State Energy Research and Development Authority (NYSERDA) released new guidance for municipalities developing solar projects on landfills or...
Watt It Takes: Assessing the Promise of Electric Buses With Proterra CEO Ryan Popple
How Popple maintained a “keep calm and carry on” attitude during tough times at the electric-bus maker.
AEP rolls out $10M Ohio EV Infrastructure Incentive Program
The program provides incentives to offset a portion of the charging equipment and installation costs, primarily for local businesses, apartment...
Pxise Lands Investment From Mitsui to Expand Real-Time Grid Balancing Software
The Japanese giant takes a 20 percent stake in the Sempra subsidiary and seeks new markets for grid control software...
What’s New with NextGrid?
Last year, the Illinois Commerce Commission (ICC) launched NextGrid, a collaboration between key stakeholders to create a shared base of...
Up to 40 Million EV Charging Points Forecast Worldwide by 2030
A new report from GTM Research maps the growth of electric vehicle charging points around the globe.
As Second Wave of State Storage Targets Builds, Utilities Propose New Projects
Experts are watching Arizona, Nevada and Colorado for new policies that will help develop the industry.
How low can solar prices go? GTM predicts under $15/MWh in 2022
Greentech Media (GTM) Research estimates solar bids becoming as cheap as $14.07/MWh through 2022, assuming a perfect storm of desirable financing and technology...
Four CEOs on Innovation
Four CEOs on Innovation Interviews: Patti Poppe, CEO, CMS Energy Scott Prochazka, CEO, Centerpoint Energy Ben Fowke, CEO, Xcel Energy...
‘Electrification of Everything’ Would Spike US Electricity Use, but Lower Final Energy Consumption
“Higher overall efficiency of electric technologies is one reason that power demand does not grow even faster.”