Recent Events and Publications
2nd Distributed Energy Valuation Roundtable: Toward Technical, Business, and Policy Solutions
Agenda and Conclusions from Columbia and Princeton Roundtable (April 10, 2014)
By: TRAVIS BRADFORD and SCOTT JENNINGS
- Download Final Summary and Conclusions from Event here : 2nd DE Summary Paper – Final
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Valuing Distributed Energy: Economic and Regulatory Challenges
Working paper for Roundtable (April 26, 2013) hosted by Columbia University and Princeton University
By: TRAVIS BRADFORD and ANNE HOSKINS
- Download Final Summary and Conclusions from Event here : DE Summary Paper – Final
- Download Final Pre-Conference White Paper here: DE Whitepaper FINAL-0426
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Debate on Net Metering Costs and Benefits
GTM Solar Summit 2012 (Phoenix, AZ): http://www.ustream.tv/recorded/22292090
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Prometheus Institute Original Research
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- Electric Vehicles 2012: Technology, Economics, and Market
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- 2009 Global PV Demand Analysis and Forecast: The Anatomy of a Shakeout II
- Micro Fuel Cell Industry Report: A New Paradigm of Mobile Energy Storage
- Surviving the Shakeout: Winners and Losers in Crystalline Silicon PV
- Forecasting the Future of Ocean Power
- Thin-Film PV 2.0: Market Outlook Through 2012
- Polysilicon: Supply, Demand and Implications for the PV Industry
- Concentrating Solar Power – Technology, Cost, and Markets
- PV Technology, Production and Cost, 2007 Forecast
- The Future of Thin Film Solar, 2007
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Written by Travis Bradford and published by MIT Press, this book predicts an inevitable shift to solar energy that will transform everyday life as radically as did the last century’s revolutions in information and communication technologies. In the past three decades computers and telephones have become decentralized and wireless. Solar energy will do the same for the energy industry, using nearly identical semiconductor technologies and for the same economic reasons, by harnessing the nearly limitless energy from the sun.
Read the interview with Dave Roberts at Grist here: http://grist.org/article/roberts1/
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