The Paradigm Shift Underway in America’s Utility-Scale Solar Market
There are a growing number of ways to sell electricity from big solar plants in the U.S. We’ll look at all of them.
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There Are Many Ways to Value Distributed Energy on the Local Grid. What’s the Best?
We talk with an expert about the many ways to think about the worth of solar, batteries and efficiency on the distribution system.
Election Special: Where Clinton, Sanders, Trump and Cruz Stand on Energy
Lacey and Kann talk politics.
Scaling Commercial Solar Is Hard. Here’s How to Make It Easier
On this week’s Interchange, we talk with a leading solar financier about how to break open the non-residential solar market.
Executive Insights: Primus Power’s CEO on the Future of Flow Batteries
Barry Cinnamon talks with Tom Stepien about what it will take to successfully deploy flow batteries at a large scale.
Is the Transmission Grid Ready for Aggregated Distributed Energy Resources?
A look at the physical, economic and control challenges of pooling distributed energy assets
A First Look at Amazon’s New Drone-Based Solar Installation Service
A GTM investigation reveals Amazon’s big play in solar. Will it put installers out of business?
A Closer Look at How Solar Securitization Works
Can packaging rooftop solar assets dramatically lower the cost of deploying PV?
Executive Insights: SolarEdge’s CEO on Optimizing PV and Staying Ahead of the Competition
A podcast extra for GTM Squared subscribers
Australia Is Shaping Up to Be the World’s Hottest Distributed Storage Market
A look at the “perfect storm” for battery storage in the country’s residential sector
Grow the GTM Squared Community With Us (and Listen to an Episode of Our Premium Podcast)
Our managing editor asks: Why aren’t you part of the GTM Squared community?
Low Oil Prices Aren’t Going Away Anytime Soon. When Will They Bottom Out?
On this week’s Interchange, we talk with Michael Levi about all the factors influencing oil prices.
Behind the Numbers: A Closer Look at Solar’s Biggest Year Ever
This week, Shayle and Stephen look back at the year for solar in 2015.
How Much Is a Distributed Grid Worth?
Do distributed resources really offer a competitive alternative to today’s centralized grid?
Is Nevada’s Rooftop Solar Industry Doomed?
This week, we discuss the political and economic implications of Nevada’s sweeping net metering reform.
Show Me the Data: Can Utilities and Distributed Energy Companies Share Nicely?
In this episode of the Interchange, we’ll look at the data-sharing challenge on the grid.
Will the Value of Renewable Energy Decline as It Saturates the Grid?
Shayle Kann and Stephen Lacey look at the “value deflation effect” of intermittent renewables.
Understanding the Explosive Growth Coming for America’s Solar Market
In this episode of the Interchange, we look at what’s coming for the residential, commercial and utility-scale PV markets.
How to Make Money in Energy Storage
A look at the revenue and risks in the storage business
The Future of Storage: What the Next Phase of Growth Looks Like
This week, we present a deep dive into what’s catalyzing energy storage in the U.S.
Why Does Bill Gates’ Energy Investment Philosophy Anger So Many People?
In this episode of the Interchange, we dig into the billionaire’s latest energy manifesto.
The World After David Crane: Will NRG Ditch His Visionary Plans for Distributed Energy?
In this week’s Interchange, we look at what went wrong for David Crane at NRG.
From Deceit to Disaster, Here Are the Top Turkeys of Energy in 2015
This year’s list features some of our best—and most popular—conversations about these stories.
Will Residential Storage Thrive? Will Solar Survive After the ITC? We Discuss.
In this bonus episode, we present some of our best conversations from The Interchange.
Sunnova Sends a Letter to Members of Congress Asking Them Not to Extend the Investment Tax Credit
“We do not believe an extension of this credit is necessary for the continued health of the solar industry.”