GTM Energy Storage Newsletter

Energy Storage Newsletter | July 13, 2016

TOP ENERGY STORAGE NEWS FROM GTM

07.12.16 | Jeff St. John

Geli Sets Its Software Sights on Australia’s Solar-Storage Market With $3M Investment →

The Silicon Valley startup raises more money, targets the burgeoning residential solar-plus-storage market Down Under.

07.12.16 | Julia Pyper

State Bulletin: This Week’s Must-Read Clean Energy Policy News →

Net metering uncertainty in Pennsylvania and Maine, distributed energy planning in New York and California, Georgia Power plans to add 1,200 megawatts of renewables to its portfolio, and more.

07.11.16 | Eric Wesoff

Advanced Microgrid Solutions Gets $200M From Macquarie to Finance Aggregated Energy Storage →

Aggregation could be the killer app for storage.

07.11.16 | Katherine Tweed

Doosan Buys 1Energy for Distributed Energy Intelligence →

A South Korean giant eyes the U.S. market—and a bigger presence in the distributed energy future.

07.11.16 | Jeff St. John

The Lowdown on Texas’ Efforts to Bring Distributed Energy to Grid Markets →

Here’s the state of play in the country’s wildest energy market: FAST may be dead, but the DREAM still lives on.

MORE ENERGY STORAGE NEWS FROM GTM

07.08.16 | Nicholas Rinaldi

GTM Statcast: The Week in Energy in Less Than 60 Seconds →

All the numbers from this week in energy.

07.07.16 | Jeff St. John

California Demands ‘Click-Through’ Customer Service for Distributed Energy Aggregators →

Getting rid of the forms and “wet ink” signatures standing between customers and grid edge participation.

07.07.16 | Julia Pyper

Sonnen Launches a Home Battery for Self-Consumption at a 40% Reduced Cost →

The “eco compact” is designed to maximize on-site solar consumption in markets where net metering is getting phased out.

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 | 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.