Oct. 19, 2016 How the coming boom in electric and self-driving vehicles will transform the grid; Mexico grid operator considers joining western EIM; Proposal to slash solar net metering rates reels in large crowd in Maine proceeding; DOE task force pushes new gas well designs after Aliso Canyon leak
Sen. Bernie Sanders appears to have pushed the Clinton camp on environmental policy, sparking discussions over carbon taxes, natural gas production and long-term climate goals.
A new BNEF report imagines a world where fleets of autonomous electric vehicles provide services to the grid, but getting there requires utilities to be proactive.
Green Charge will develop and aggregate energy storage systems in San Jose to evaluate how they can support the grid during periods of high electric demand.
Mandating all new homes install internet-connected thermostats is expected to allow more customers to participate in utility and demand response programs.
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