Latest News: Switch Is Really Angry With Nevada Regulators. Now It Wants to Cut Ties With NV Energy Again; Commercial Energy Storage Economics Will Be Attractive in 19 US State Markets by 2021; And more
Daily Newsletter | July 14, 2016
TODAY'S NEWS FROM GTM
07.13.16 | Shayle Kann
How the Grid Was Won: Three Scenarios for the Distributed Grid in 2030
Shayle Kann imagines the future of electricity.
07.13.16 | Katherine Tweed
Developing Nations’ Energy Intensity Down 40% Since 1990 →
Energy use is being decoupled from GDP across the globe.
07.13.16 | Mike Munsell
Commercial Energy Storage Economics Will Be Attractive in 19 US State Markets by 2021
GTM Research crunched the numbers for 1-hour and 2-hour commercial storage systems.
07.13.16 | Julia Pyper
How Arizona’s Biggest Utility Is Modeling the Customer of the Future in Its ‘Rate Design Laboratory’
APS says its utility-owned rooftop solar pilot is all about innovation, interoperability and a comprehensive approach to grid modernization.
07.14.16 | Stephen Lacey
Switch Is Really Angry With Nevada Regulators. Now It Wants to Cut Ties With NV Energy Again
Here are some of the stories we’re reading this morning.
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