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Why these cities are accelerating their autonomous vehicle initiatives

October 13, 2017

By Heather Clancy
Equity, safety concerns emerge as common threads in urban mobility discussions.
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How corporate buyers, utilities can embrace the low-carbon future together

October 5, 2017

By Heather Clancy
More utilities are "in the room" with corporate energy planning, and few companies are seeking a "RExit."

How the Grid Powers Innovation

October 2, 2017

WithDawn Lippert, Dennis McGinn, Steve Malnight and Karen Wayland

Traditionally entrenched electricity stakeholders are undergoing massive transitions. How are they working to transform the way our power grids function and collaborate with a market that is increasingly invested in distributed energy resources like onsite solar and storage? And how are utilities seeking to collaborate with technology innovators to accelerate a cleaner energy system for all?

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Why it's time to reroute urban deliveries and logistics

September 20, 2017

By Heather Clancy
Plus, four ways cities can collaborate with the corporate sector to set the destination.
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From Tesla to Mercedes-Benz, automakers become energy companies

August 21, 2017

By Lauren Hepler
New battery offerings and alliances with renewable energy providers are catalyzing a shift with big implications for the power grid.
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In Denver, it took a village to build a microgrid

August 15, 2017

By Heather Clancy
Fifteen contracts were involved in getting the grid-tied Pena Station off the ground.
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Why Jason McLennan is optimistic about regenerative buildings

August 14, 2017

By Megan Wild
And why living laboratories are central to his plan for spreading the faith.
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Here's what a sustainable highway might look like

July 14, 2017

By Jose Fermoso
On an 18-mile stretch of highway in the heart of Georgia, the late Ray Anderson's daughter has created a testbed for sustainable transportation nicknamed "the Ray."
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A microgrid grows in Brooklyn — is this the future of energy?

July 11, 2017

By Alec Appelbaum
A closely watched prototype from startup L03 Energy has transformed a local neighborhood into a test hub for trading power locally.
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Why Kilroy is turning buildings into batteries

July 6, 2017

By Alec Appelbaum
Its initial energy storage installations in California, which should be online in 2018, will automate demand response services more seamless for tenants.