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EV charging

How electrifying Uber and Lyft fleets could pave the way for broader EV charging networks

A report from RMI shows potential for a new California rule to speed up fast-charging investments, reduce pollution and expand equitable EV access.

By Jeff St. John . 8 June 2021
ENN

Southwest utilities bet on solar, storage for resilience against wildfires

In Taos, New Mexico, the Kit Carson Electric Cooperative is constructing multiple solar and storage projects to provide local generation and backup power in the event of transmission lines being disrupted.

By Allen Best . 8 June 2021
ENN

In the shadow of a reclaimed mine, this Kentucky center is retraining coal workers for high-tech manufacturing

The eKentucky Advanced Manufacturing Institute is a success story for federal efforts to revitalize coal communities, but it also highlights the challenges of seeding a 21st-century local economy.

By Keith Schneider . 8 June 2021
Transmission

New Orleans has a new clean energy standard. Now it wants a more modern transmission grid

After New Orleans passed the first clean energy standard in the Gulf South, a city leader is pushing for a more renewable-friendly and reliable grid.

By Andy Kowalczyk . 7 June 2021
Electric vehicles

Tackling the electric vehicle buyer gap

Electric car sales skew toward the wealthy. Can stronger incentives and better program design change that?

By Emma Foehringer Merchant . 7 June 2021
Opinion

How vehicle-to-grid technology could disrupt energy storage investment as we know it

If millions of electric vehicles are poised to connect to the grid, that changes expectations around stationary energy storage needs.

By Lou Schick . 7 June 2021
ENN

For the third year in a row, N.C. advocates push government efficiency bill. Could this time be the charm?

The Republican- and business-backed measure has broad support but faces opposition from a key senator who is a former utility executive.

By Elizabeth Ouzts . 7 June 2021
ENN

Iowa solar installers forced to adapt as lawmakers let solar tax credit expire

Iowa was the lone Midwest state offering a solar tax credit, installers say it's a tougher sell for customers now that it's gone.

By Karen Uhlenhuth . 7 June 2021
Nuclear

Newsletter: Cheap clean power is great — unless you're a struggling nuclear plant

Unexpectedly low pricing in the Mid-Atlantic grid system was good news for renewables and bad news for certain nuclear plants.

By Julian Spector . 7 June 2021
Long-duration energy storage

Newsletter: Saudi Aramco plays with blocks

Here at Canary Media, we relish the chance to sift fact from hype.

By Julian Spector . 4 June 2021

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Articles

How electrifying Uber and Lyft fleets could pave the way for broader EV charging networks

Southwest utilities bet on solar, storage for resilience against wildfires

In the shadow of a reclaimed mine, this Kentucky center is retraining coal workers for high-tech manufacturing

New Orleans has a new clean energy standard. Now it wants a more modern transmission grid

Tackling the electric vehicle buyer gap

How vehicle-to-grid technology could disrupt energy storage investment as we know it

For the third year in a row, N.C. advocates push government efficiency bill. Could this time be the charm?

Iowa solar installers forced to adapt as lawmakers let solar tax credit expire

Newsletter: Cheap clean power is great — unless you're a struggling nuclear plant

Newsletter: Saudi Aramco plays with blocks