GTM Daily Newsletter

Daily Newsletter | July 20, 2016

TODAY'S NEWS FROM GTM

07.19.16 | Tom Konrad

Wind Stocks: How Investors Can Get In on America’s Emerging Offshore Wind Market →

There aren’t yet any pure-play opportunities in offshore wind. But there are still numerous ways to invest in the market.

07.19.16 | Stephen Lacey

The Grid in 2030 Will Be Dramatically Different From Today. How Will We Manage the Transition? →

We step into the future and look back at the possible scenarios for the distributed grid.

07.19.16 | Jeff St. John

PG&E to Plug Enphase Smart Inverters and SolarCity Storage Systems Into Its Grid Control Platform →

How the first big smart inverter-battery test involving real customers could provide a model for aggregators bringing grid services to utilities.

07.19.16 | Cedric Brehaut

The PV Monitoring Paradox: As M&A Activity Heats Up, the Market Isn’t Consolidating →

Who’s the next acquisition target in the solar monitoring space?

07.19.16 | EQ Research

State Bulletin: General Utility Rate Case Update, Q2 2016 Visualized →

A visualization of active general rate cases for utilities across the U.S.

07.20.16 | Stephen Lacey

Volkswagen Execs Fooled Regulators for Years: ‘This Cover-Up Was Deep, Wide and Long-Lasting’ →

Here are some of the stories we’re reading this morning.

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