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Texas is the proving ground for a new way of electric grid operation

Texas is uniquely suited to adopt virtual power plant technology due to its competitive, deregulated market. Its success highlights the “perverse incentive” of vertically integrated utilities in other states to make capital expenditures without discretion to raise profits.

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21 states accept the grid modernization challenge

The Federal-State Modern Grid Deployment initiative aims to shore up the U.S. energy grid to prepare for both challenges and opportunities in the power sector.

Battery energy storage tariffs tripled; domestic content rules updated

Breaking down U.S. market impacts on energy storage from recent policy changes with insights from Clean Energy Associates.

Largest solar project in Wyoming moves forward

The $1.2 billion Cowboy solar project will be built by Enbridge, with 771 MW expected to be fully operational by 2027.

Guaranteed and transferable tax benefits will make the PV industry too big to fail

Trina Solar executive says policies in the Inflation Reduction Act will make or break the future of solar in the U.S.

Bringing lithium-sulfur batteries closer to commercialization

Researchers at the University of South Carolina have successfully transitioned their highly-durable lithium-sulfur battery technology from coin to pouch cells and reported competent energy densities.

U.S. scientists develop air-bridge thermophotovoltaic cells with 44% efficiency

U.S. scientists have developed a thermophotovoltaic cell that could be paired with inexpensive thermal storage to provide power on demand. The indium gallium arsenide (InGaAs) thermophotovoltaic cell absorbs most of the in-band radiation to generate electricity, while serving as a nearly perfect mirror.

Sunrise brief: Solar industry panel cautions about 2025 Texas Legislature

Also on the rise: Florida does a heel-turn on renewables, solar provides 31% of California’s electricity in April, and perovskites move into production.

J.P. Morgan commits $680 million tax equity financing for solar and storage

The funds support project developer Ørsted’s portfolio in Texas and Arizona.

“Green zealots” scare Florida administration from 100% renewable goal

In a significant policy reversal, Florida has scrapped its renewable energy targets for 2050, imposed a complete ban on offshore wind projects, and eased regulations for gas pipeline expansions.

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