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Why utilities and clean energy advocates are battling over a Southeast energy market

SEEM’s utility backers say it will save money. Opponents say it could lock out clean energy developers and protect fossil fuel plants from competition.

By Jeff St. John . 7 July 2021
ENN

How misinformation propped up Ohio lawmakers’ latest attack on renewables

Unsupported and misleading statements were the “means to the end” for a bill to cripple new solar and wind energy in Ohio, critics say.

By Kathiann M. Kowalski . 7 July 2021
ENN

Since 2018 law, Iowa utilities are doing a lot less to help customers save energy

Dire predictions about the legislation’s impact have largely come true, with combined energy savings of the state’s two largest utilities falling more than 50% since lawmakers voted to limit spending on efficiency programs.

By Karen Uhlenhuth . 7 July 2021
Solar

Newsletter: A bubbly bet on breakthrough solar tech

How quickly will a new technology revolutionize the solar industry?

By Julian Spector . 7 July 2021
Solar

Will tandem solar be deployed at gigawatt scale by 2022? Would you take that bet?

Direct silicon wafer company 1366 Technologies is merging with a perovskite company to build high-efficiency tandem solar modules.

By Eric Wesoff . 6 July 2021
Solar

Solar industry is parsing the fallout from Biden sanction on key solar material

Solar analysts are split on the likely impact of the move.

By Emma Foehringer Merchant . 6 July 2021
ENN

‘The big gate key:’ Homeowners associations a top barrier to rooftop solar in North Carolina

State legislation and a pending lawsuit could loosen associations’ grip on whether and where homeowners install rooftop panels.

By Elizabeth Ouzts . 6 July 2021
Energy storage

Newsletter: Oxnard won independence from an unwanted gas plant, and you could too

This giant battery is a perfect fit for one California farming community.

By Julian Spector . 6 July 2021
Energy storage

Environmental-justice activists in California fight off a new gas plant, get a giant Tesla battery instead

Oxnard creates a model for the energy transition by fusing environmental justice with cutting-edge technology.

By Julian Spector . 5 July 2021
Grid edge

Demand response hasn't taken off in the Pacific Northwest. Will a massive heat wave change that?

Climate change, summer peaks and clean energy mandates push a hydropower-rich region to take another look at behind-the-meter flexibility.

By Jeff St. John . 2 July 2021

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Articles

Why utilities and clean energy advocates are battling over a Southeast energy market

How misinformation propped up Ohio lawmakers’ latest attack on renewables

Since 2018 law, Iowa utilities are doing a lot less to help customers save energy

Newsletter: A bubbly bet on breakthrough solar tech

Will tandem solar be deployed at gigawatt scale by 2022? Would you take that bet?

Solar industry is parsing the fallout from Biden sanction on key solar material

‘The big gate key:’ Homeowners associations a top barrier to rooftop solar in North Carolina

Newsletter: Oxnard won independence from an unwanted gas plant, and you could too

Environmental-justice activists in California fight off a new gas plant, get a giant Tesla battery instead

Demand response hasn't taken off in the Pacific Northwest. Will a massive heat wave change that?