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This quarter, several corporate procurement announcements were coupled with broader environmental, social and governance considerations.
by Sarah Golden
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Costs have fallen, out-of-the-box solutions are more common, and businesses and homes understand the expense of losing power. But policies and programs are lagging.
by Sarah Golden
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Almost 2.5 gigawatts of new procurement contracts were inked in the quarter, featuring a mix of the usual suspects and new players.
by Sarah Golden
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The state's public utilities chief, Joseph Fiordaliso, chats about the potential of clean energy, the importance of equity within all initiatives, and how states can lead the way forward.
by Sarah Golden
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Not only have costs have fallen around 70 percent since 2009, it's also tough to beat the massive capacity of wind farms.
by Sarah Golden
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But this may be the last stretch of typical clean energy procurement activity in a while.
by Sarah Golden
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So far, money is still flowing into utility-scale deals but it's harder to come by for residential, distributed solar, commercial and industrial, and community solar projects.
by Sarah Golden
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Will this upheaval slow clean energy goals? There's strong reason for optimism.
by Sarah Golden
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Vertical farms can help produce food close to urban areas, but plant factories require a staggering amount of energy.
by Sarah Golden
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The corporate renewable procurements disclosed in the fourth quarter of 2019 were remarkable for being unremarkable.
by Sarah Golden
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A microgrid pilot program run by Colorado cooperative Holy Cross Energy includes four all-electric homes in an affordable housing community.
by Sarah Golden