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Will the BrightSource-Abengoa Tower Be the Last CSP Project in the US?

By PI News Feed on September 20, 2014

Late last week, the California Energy Commission approved the Palen Solar Power Project, after scaling down the concentrated solar project from two 750-foot, 250-megawatt towers to one tower on a smaller piece […]

5 States Leading the Distributed Energy Revolution

By PI News Feed on September 20, 2014

We’re going to need some sophisticated software to integrate distributed rooftop PV, behind-the-meter batteries, plug-in EVs and smart-metered, energy-savvy homes, office buildings and factories into the grid. We’ll also need some sophisticated […]

Solar and Gas Capacity Competition

By PI News Feed on September 17, 2014

Last year, solar photovoltaics and concentrating solar power were the second-largest source of new generating capacity in the U.S. That trend continued through the first half of 2014, with solar coming in […]

Cleaning China’s Smoggy Skies: China Released Draft Air Pollution Law Amendments for Public Comment

By PI News Feed on September 17, 2014

On Tuesday, September 9th, the Legislative Affairs Office of China’s State Council released the first draft of the highly-anticipated revisions to the national Air Pollution Prevention and Control Law, providing hope that […]

50 Million US Smart Meters and Counting

By PI News Feed on September 17, 2014

U.S. utilities are fast approaching the point where smart meters are the norm, not the exception, with nearly 50 million networked, two-way communicating smart meters up and running across the country as […]

Capacity Markets: The Future of European Demand Response?

By PI News Feed on September 17, 2014

Europe’s appetite for demand response is growing, not just to provide grid stability, but for years to come. That’s opening up more money-making opportunities for European companies willing to turn over factory […]

Plug-In Car Sales Doing Just Fine, Thank You

By PI News Feed on September 12, 2014

A slight dip in sales of hybrids has the media chattering about stalled electric car sales, but the facts suggest otherwise, reports Jim Motavalli. via EVWorldwire http://ift.tt/WMzNHv

100,000 Plug-in Cars In California

By PI News Feed on September 12, 2014

Thanks to green initiatives and green-minded, forward-thinking citizens, California has put 100,000 plug-in cars on its roads in about four years The post 100,000 Plug-in Cars In California appeared first on Gas […]

Scotland Independence Could Put $23 Billion of Renewable Projects at Risk

By PI News Feed on September 12, 2014

A vote for independence in Scotland may halt work on renewable power projects that support 14 billion pounds ($23 billion) of investment and 12,000 jobs by raising questions about how developers would […]

2030 Outlook: A Trillion Dollar Taxpayer Bailout for Electrical Utilities

By PI News Feed on September 12, 2014

After bailing out Wall Street in 2008, are Americans ready to provide a one trillion dollar bailout to our electric utilities in 2030?  Even though worldwide demand for energy is estimated to […]

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