Grid Edge

Grid Optimization 1
Smart Grid Saves EPB Chattanooga $1.4M in One Storm
Research Spotlight

Smart Grid Saves EPB Chattanooga $1.4M in One Storm

A smart grid and switches keep the lights on in Tennessee.

by Katherine Tweed
Demand Response 0
Japan’s Appetite for Demand Response Awakens

Japan’s Appetite for Demand Response Awakens

Comverge, OpenADR Alliance make inroads.

by Katherine Tweed
Utilities 3
The Challenge and Cost of Interconnecting Power Projects to the Grid
Industry Perspective

The Challenge and Cost of Interconnecting Power Projects to the Grid

What the heck is deliverability, and why does it matter in project development?

by Tam Hunt
Efficiency 1
Report: Utilities Missing Opportunity on Combined Heat and Power

Report: Utilities Missing Opportunity on Combined Heat and Power

It’s up to state governments to make CHP attractive.

by Midwest Energy News, Karen Uhlenhuth
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Grid Edge 6
Which States Are Leading in Smart Grid?

Which States Are Leading in Smart Grid?

A new report ranks states on smart grid policies, investments and customer engagement levels.

by Jeff St. John
Finance & VC 3
Greentech VC Flows for Sungevity, Bidgely, LiquidPiston, Zero Motorcycles, GELI, and Aircuity

Greentech VC Flows for Sungevity, Bidgely, LiquidPiston, Zero Motorcycles, GELI, and Aircuity

Electric motorcycles, new engine designs, energy storage, solar leasing, building air efficiency all raise money this month.

by Eric Wesoff
Demand Response 2
Mo’ Money, Mo’ Demand Response

Mo’ Money, Mo’ Demand Response

People don’t mind adjusting the AC during a heat wave—for the right price.

by Katherine Tweed
Batteries, Storage & Fuel Cells 8
Germany’s Energy Storage Subsidy Is No Solar Miracle

Germany’s Energy Storage Subsidy Is No Solar Miracle

Why would a homeowner on a very stable electrical grid want to generate and store electricity?

by Eric Wesoff
Markets & Policy 1
Solar Installer Fraud and a Rebate Fight in Missouri

Solar Installer Fraud and a Rebate Fight in Missouri

Fraud and policy drama in the Show-Me State

by Herman K. Trabish
Networking/AMI 15
The True ROI of Smart Meter Deployments
Research Spotlight

The True ROI of Smart Meter Deployments

Utilities are just beginning to make use of the advanced data monitoring, recording, and event reporting capabilities of smart meters.

by Zach Pollock
Other Energy 1
Green Jobs: Greentech VC Attrition; Solar Reserve, Kurion, Tollgrade

Green Jobs: Greentech VC Attrition; Solar Reserve, Kurion, Tollgrade

Greentech venture capital attrition and cleantech executive moves

by Eric Wesoff
Utilities 2
EEI’s David Owens on Utility Business in an Age of Distributed Generation

EEI’s David Owens on Utility Business in an Age of Distributed Generation

“Show me the costs; show me the benefits.”

by Herman K. Trabish
Networking/AMI 1
Smart Meters Must Better Integrate Into Utility Operations

Smart Meters Must Better Integrate Into Utility Operations

Oracle’s second annual survey finds slow progress on AMI-utility operations integration.

by Jeff St. John
Policy 2
World Bank Turns Away From Coal

World Bank Turns Away From Coal

Coal-fired power generation will only get financial support in “rare circumstances.”

by Katherine Tweed
Utilities 21
As Phone Companies Dismantle Landlines, Utilities Have a Lesson to Learn

As Phone Companies Dismantle Landlines, Utilities Have a Lesson to Learn

The looming utility death spiral looks a lot like the “digital divide” in telecom.

by Stephen Lacey
Utilities 6
Electricity Grid Quiz: Test Your Electron Wits
Research Spotlight

Electricity Grid Quiz: Test Your Electron Wits

13 pretty tough questions about the electrical grid

by Eric Wesoff
Demand Response 3
ACs Crank, But the Grid (Mostly) Stays Up

ACs Crank, But the Grid (Mostly) Stays Up

New York hovers near its record peak demand for electricity.

by Katherine Tweed
Policy 3
Why New EPA Chief Gina McCarthy Will Be So Important to Cleantech

Why New EPA Chief Gina McCarthy Will Be So Important to Cleantech

Her agency will be a central force in the clean energy transition.

by Stephen Lacey
Utilities 4
When Will Utilities Get a Clue About Social Media?

When Will Utilities Get a Clue About Social Media?

624 million customers will use Facebook to engage with utilities by 2017.

by Katherine Tweed
Water 8
Energy Gang: It’s Hot as Hell and the Grid’s Not Gonna Take It Anymore!

Energy Gang: It’s Hot as Hell and the Grid’s Not Gonna Take It Anymore!

The Energy Gang debates the implications of the water-energy nexus in a warming world.

by Stephen Lacey
Networking/AMI 1
Europe’s Smart Meter Race Hitting Its Stride

Europe’s Smart Meter Race Hitting Its Stride

France, Spain push forward on smart metering plans, and contend for broader European business.

by Jeff St. John
Software & Apps 7
The Top 10 Software Vendors Connecting Smart Buildings to the Smart Grid

The Top 10 Software Vendors Connecting Smart Buildings to the Smart Grid

A new report tries to simplify the dizzying vendor landscape in the “enterprise smart grid.”

by Stephen Lacey
Batteries, Storage & Fuel Cells 2
Japan’s SoftBank and Bloom Energy Form Fuel Cell Joint Venture

Japan’s SoftBank and Bloom Energy Form Fuel Cell Joint Venture

Fuel cells, solar, and fossil fuels are vying to fill the gap left by 50 gigawatts of idled nuclear plants.

by Eric Wesoff
Batteries, Storage & Fuel Cells 6
Eos Goes Global With New Utility-Scale Energy Storage Partners

Eos Goes Global With New Utility-Scale Energy Storage Partners

The zinc-air battery startup reveals Enel, GDF SUEZ, National Grid, NRG, PNM, BASF as new partners.

by Jeff St. John
PV, EV, & Storage 11
Is Germany the Hot Spot for Battery-Backed Solar?

Is Germany the Hot Spot for Battery-Backed Solar?

Falling FITs, rising energy prices, and a desire for energy independence could make solar energy storage pay off.

by Jeff St. John