Latest News: New Consumer Preferences Are Now Impossible to Ignore, Say Utility Executives; What the Federal ITC Extension Means for the US Energy Storage Market; And more
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March 30, 2016
TODAY'S NEWS FROM GTM
03.29.16
| Julia Pyper
Utility Lobby Group Hires Communications Specialist to Rebrand Sector’s Image
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“You can’t just rename the DMV and suddenly make people like it.”
03.29.16
| Eric Wesoff
Fuel Cells 2016: ‘Within Striking Distance’ of Profitability
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A familiar refrain that is yet to be realized
03.29.16
| Mike Munsell
What the Federal ITC Extension Means for the US Energy Storage Market
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GTM Research expects an additional half a gigawatt of storage paired with renewables between 2016 and 2020.
03.29.16
| Stephen Lacey
SunEdison Moves Closer to Bankruptcy as Federal Officials Investigate the Struggling Solar Company
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TerraForm Global warns of impending bankruptcy protection.
03.29.16
| Julia Pyper
New Consumer Preferences Are Now Impossible to Ignore, Say Utility Executives
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“I suppose I could have fought the changes at every turn and focused on self-preservation, but that would have meant ignoring my customers and betting against technology.”
03.29.16
| Katherine Tweed
Minnesota’s Advanced Grid Planning Process Is Contentious and Slow
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The Minnesota PUC is essentially stuck in Phase 1 of its three-phase approach to grid modernization.
03.30.16
| Stephen Lacey
The War of Words Between Nest’s Tony Fadell and Dropcam’s Greg Duffy Intensifies
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Here are some of the stories we’re reading this morning.
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