Accelerating Adoption — A #REWChat on Large-Scale Renewables
Join us on Twitter on Tuesday, Nov. 22 at 11 a.m. EST to explore the path for large renewable energy infrastructure progress in the near and long term.
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Accelerating Adoption — A #REWChat on Large-Scale Renewables
Join us on Twitter on Tuesday, Nov. 22 at 11 a.m. EST to explore the path for large renewable energy infrastructure progress in the near and long term.
Read MoreHuge Potential New Demand For Power: Part One
Community choice aggregators could displace as much as 20 percent to 40 percent of electricity load in California. They are a new kind of offtaker of renewable power.
Read MoreHuge Potential New Demand For Power: Part One
Community choice aggregators could displace as much as 20 percent to 40 percent of electricity load in California. They are a new kind of offtaker of renewable power.
Read MoreGlobal Climate Talks Move to Marrakesh: Here’s What They Need to Achieve
Even though evidence on an ever-worsening global climate keeps pouring in with alarming frequency, the last 12 months have, in fact, been a relatively good year for global climate policy. Next week, the world’s countries meet in Marrakesh, Morocco, to follow up on the gains made at Paris last year, and to try to reconcile these two facts.
Read MoreHelping Hawaii Chart a Path to 100 Percent Renewable Electricity
The U.S., and the world as a whole, is now in a transition to a clean energy future. The State of Hawaii—a leader in this transition since it established the Hawaii Clean Energy Initiative in 2008 with the Energy Department—is well on its path toward achieving the most ambitious clean energy target in the country.
Read MoreCould the Path to Renewables Go Through Utilities? St. Lucia in the Caribbean Thinks So
t’s a dilemma all countries face in trying to figure out the best way to develop renewable energy: What should be the role of a government-regulated utility in future production and distribution?
Read MoreCould the Path to Renewables Go Through Utilities? St. Lucia in the Caribbean Thinks So
t’s a dilemma all countries face in trying to figure out the best way to develop renewable energy: What should be the role of a government-regulated utility in future production and distribution?
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