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PowerStream’s Neetika Sathe is launching a pilot project that will equip 20 homes with solar and energy storage and connect them together as part of a “virtual power plant.”

In Australia, spring has sprung and the days are getting longer and warmer. For residential solar households, this means one thing – more energy production. Only in the state of New South Wales, solar users will no longer be getting paid as much for it. Earlier this month, the NSW Independent Pricing and Regulatory Tribunal […]

Municipal Utility seeks to quantify both grid-side and customer benefits of aggregating customer-sited solar storage

It’s the peak of hurricane season, and for utilities serving island populations in regions like the Caribbean, this is probably the most stressful time of the year. When it comes to maintaining reliable electric power to their customers, tropical storms can wreak havoc and leave people without power just when they need it most. Add to that […]

Despite the huffing and puffing, even some of the biggest coal-consuming states are in good shape to meet the carbon requirements.

When President Obama announced his landmark climate change regulations earlier this month, he put forward an ambitious goal for reducing emissions from the nation’s power plants. Under the new policy, by 2030 all the nation’s utility-scale generating plants must reduce their emissions levels by almost a third from their 2005 levels.

Glasgow Electric Plant Board Plans to Install 165 Customer-Sited Smart Energy Storage Systems to Reduce Peak Demand by 25 Percent and Lower Customers’ Power Bills

The Queensland government’s Ergon Energy and California-based Sunverge and SunPower are collaborating on a pilot program, using a combination of solar photovoltaic power production and battery-based small-scale storage