For stakeholders in the electric vehicle industry, the back-to-back bankruptcies of Better Place and ECOtality have been sobering, but not surprising. Though both were early pioneers in the EV charging space, many […]
Grid Edge Pulse: Microgrids
We recently highlighted energy decentralization as one of the key drivers for the grid edge market. In addition to the growth of PV, electric vehicles, and storage, we see microgrids as a […]
Panelist: Excess LNG capacity means not all projects will be built
The LNG export projects that federal regulators are considering far exceed the capacity that North America is expected to export, said Robert Stibolt, a senior managing director at broker dealer Galway Group, […]
Hitting EU green energy goals ‘would save billions, boost GDP’
BRUSSELS (Reuters) – Hitting energy and environment targets for 2030 under discussion in the European Commission would save up to 35 billion euros ($47 billion) per year in health costs as air […]
Germany finances major push into home battery storage for solar
Germany’s push into battery storage has already unlocked some $70m in investment in rooftop solar with storage in homes and businesses in its first six months. Storage is seen as critical to […]
For Libyan Oil And Gas, It’s Not Getting Better
When Libya’s energy sector began to falter just days into 2013, Tripoli’s new government pledged swift action against anyone who threatened the country’s life blood. However, ten months on the situation appears […]
Fossil Fuels Receive $500 Billion A Year In Government Subsidies Worldwide
“If their aim is to avoid dangerous climate change, governments are shooting themselves in both feet,” a report by the Overseas Development Institute said. The post Fossil Fuels Receive $500 Billion A […]
Colorado Rejects Fracking: The Money’s Not Talking; Social Media Is
On Tuesday, Colorado voters passed three of four referendums either banning or placing years-long moratoriums on hydraulic fracturing. Armed with big lobbying and advertising budgets, the energy industry ought to be winning […]
Shocked into Pursuing Renewables: What Will Jolt Us Next?
Historical events have a way of jolting us – again and again and again – into the reminder that energy plays a big role in our well-being. via Solar Energy News – […]
Nuclear Desalination – Michael Kirsch Guest Blog
My blogs from the last few months have focused on the global water stress we are suffering, and its relation to climate change. The last two blogs in this series (October 8 […]