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With big-thinking utilities, players like Tesla, Panasonic, LG and Siemens are transforming the development of energy storage for good.
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No single source is a magic bullet, but a patchwork may be the answer, said leaders of this bold effort at VERGE.
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There’s an epic struggle taking place between distributed energy resources and the centralized power grid.
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'Innovative thinking is not normal.' RMI’s inaugural e Lab Ignite event sparks honest dialogue on the future of energy at a grand scale.
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Wind, hydro and biomass provide the bulk of electricity consumed in the city of Burlington.
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While they can't capture as much energy as batteries, the technology is finding advocates in the transportation sector.
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They worked with EDF, Sunverge and the California PUC at Rocky Mountain Institute's eLab Accelerator to investigate electricity tariffs.
by Jamie Fine
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Simplicity and efficiency are just two benefits associated with this fast-emerging concept in power distribution.
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After more than a century with little change, electricity infrastructure is being remade. Is a microgrid coming soon to your backyard?
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These innovative companies are capitalizing on creative financing trends, from solar asset-backed securities to yield cos.
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Can a technology upstart headed by Google employee No. 35 disrupt the market for renewable energy?
by Elaine Hsieh
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Why all the buzz around microgrids? GreenBiz explains how distributed microgrids are transforming the energy system.
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Three programs illuminate the potential for renewables and distributed resources at the university, city and state levels.
by Rebecca Cole
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The batteries could step in as a substitute for inefficient peaker plants or to back up intermittent renewable energy.
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It won't be long before solar-plus-battery systems become cheaper than utility-sourced electricity.
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Has rooftop solar become too hot in Hawaii? As one utility eases up on installations, other states should brace for the rise of solar.