Latest News: Whistleblower: Southern Company Lied About Its Clean Coal Project Many Times Over; GTM Research Roundtable: CAISO Is Increasing Regulation Costs by 300%; Can Redflow’s Home Flow Battery Really Beat Lithium-Ion?; And more
Daily Newsletter | July 07, 2016
TODAY'S NEWS FROM GTM
07.06.16 | Eric Wesoff
Sungevity’s Reverse Merger a ‘Great Deal’ Considering Bleak Cash Situation
An SEC document filed by the merger hopefuls shows Sungevity is about to run out of money.
07.06.16 | Jason Deign
Can Redflow’s Home Flow Battery Really Beat Lithium-Ion?
The battery is unique—but can it live up to its promise?
07.06.16 | Ben Kellison
GTM Research Roundtable: CAISO Is Increasing Regulation Costs by 300%
Our grid edge analysts look at the impact renewables are having on regulation costs in CAISO and RTOs across the U.S.
07.06.16 | Julia Pyper
First Solar’s Jim Hughes Touts a ‘Bulletproof Balance Sheet,’ Warns of an Industry ‘Train Wreck’
A Q&A on rate structures, energy storage and stocks with the leading solar company’s recently retired CEO
07.07.16 | Stephen Lacey
Whistleblower: Southern Company Lied About Its Clean Coal Project Many Times Over
Here are some of the stories we’re reading this morning.
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