Author: Iulia Gheorghiu Published: 10/8/19 Credit: Department of Energy Solar Decathlon / Flickr Dive Brief: The Trump administration on Friday eliminated a tariff exclusion announced in June for a growing solar technology as part of the White
Tech tip: Manage energy consumption with a Fronius smart meter
Author: Gronius Published: Oct. 8, 2019 Utility Dive What is the Smart Meter? Are you facing feed-in limitations for a solar system, or would you like to monitor a house’s energy consumption? Fronius has you covered:
Energy Secretary Perry pulled into impeachment fray while denying reports he’ll resignu
Author: Iulia Gheorghi Published” 10/4/19 update 10/8/19 Utility Dive UPDATE: Oct. 8, 2019: Secretary Rick Perry rejected on Monday recent news coverage about his potential exit in November. “One of these days [the media] will probably get it
As CCAs take over utility customers, local generation emerges as the next
Author: Herman K. Trabish Published: Oct. 8, 2019 Utility Dive The demand for customer choice has the potential to quicken the power system’s transition toward cheaper, cleaner power, and is moving beyond California. Anenewed national expansion of community
Nothing standing in the way of energy storage’s ‘explosive growth’: Navigant
Author: HJ Mai Published: 9/16/19 Utility Dive The growth of the global energy storage market is creating one headline after another, as analysis after analysis predicts new heights of investments and deployments. Coupled with falling
A Trump tariff boost? Georgia solar manufacturing plant will be North America’s largest
Author: Catherine Morehouse Sept. 24, 2019 Utility Dive Dive Brief: A global photovoltaic manufacturer on Friday opened the largest solar manufacturing plant in the western hemisphere, citing the Trump administration’s import tariffs as critical to its decision to
SEIA’s 10-Year Roadmap for U.S. Solar: What You Need to Know
Author: Gwen Brown Published: 9/28/19 Aurora Blog Credit: SolarWorld This past week, the Aurora team had the pleasure of exhibiting at Solar Power International (SPI), which brought more than 19,000 professionals to Salt Lake