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UBS analysts: solar will become the ‘default technology of the future’
Within a decade, solar PV could account for 10 percent of electricity supply globally, beating out coal and nuclear as “default” power generation technologies.
Stephen Lacey

Jun 10, 2015

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SunPower broadens its commercial reach by offering battery services from Stem
Add another storage partnership to the list as Sunpower and Stem team up.
Stephen Lacey

May 14, 2015

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PV, batteries and the smart home: Is the solar industry getting ahead of itself?
Leading solar companies are moving beyond PV and into battery storage and home energy management. Is the mass market ready?
Stephen Lacey

Apr 23, 2015

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As California loses hydro resources to drought, large-scale solar fills in
New solar generation made up for four-fifths of California’s lost hydro production in 2014.
Stephen Lacey

Apr 1, 2015

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SunEdison CEO talks acquisitions, storage and emerging markets
The head of the world’s biggest renewable energy developer points to much more activity in battery storage and international markets.
Stephen Lacey

Mar 5, 2015

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UK distribution utility makes the business case for battery storage
UK Power Networks reveals the cost of its pilot storage project designed to offset traditional grid hardening.
Stephen Lacey

Feb 13, 2015

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Concern about grid defection are overblown, say Moody’s
Moody’s downplays threats of grid defection, but their analysis is based on assumption potential defectors will not change the way they consume electricity.
Stephen Lacey

Jan 14, 2015

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The top cleantech buzzwords and phrases from 2014
None of these will get you points in Scrabble. But they’ll make you sound smarter in conversations about energy.
Stephen Lacey

Dec 23, 2014

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Tony Abbott named as one of 5 biggest “clean energy turkeys” of 2014
Who’s the biggest turkey of the year? The Top 5 includes Tony Abbott, 60 Minutes, critics of clean energy finance, and utilities resisting the inevitable.
Stephen Lacey

Nov 28, 2014

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It was $40b cheaper to install solar in 2013 than in 2012
Global climate finance levels are dropping—largely because the cost of solar has fallen so quickly.
Stephen Lacey

Nov 21, 2014

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Solar project costs down to 6.5c/kWh in Georgia, US
The average utility-scale solar bid for power-purchase agreements for a solr project in the US state of Georgia averaged at 6.5 cents per kilowatt-hour.
Stephen Lacey

Oct 17, 2014

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Another giga factory underway as SolarCity chooses NY for $5bn solar plant
SolarCity strikes a deal with New York for solar manufacturing plant. The projected economic boost is good news today. Will it continue into the future?
Stephen Lacey

Sep 25, 2014

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