GTM Energy Storage Newsletter

Energy Storage Newsletter | July 20, 2016

TOP ENERGY STORAGE NEWS FROM GTM

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.

07.19.16 | 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 | 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.

07.18.16 | Amy Gahran

Can Battery Storage Recharge Australian Utilities? →

Australia is becoming a leading market for distributed storage, encouraging utilities there to get creative.

07.18.16 | Eric Wesoff

Enphase’s New $25M Loan Bets It All on Next-Gen Microinverters and Energy Storage →

Enphase faces a harrowing product-development cycle, cost-reduction plan and production ramp on two new products.

07.14.16 | Katherine Tweed

Rate Base It! A Primer on New York’s Distributed System Implementation Plans →

Market-enabling technologies at the distribution level are likely a decade away in New York.

MORE ENERGY STORAGE NEWS FROM GTM

07.14.16 | Jeff St. John

SolarEdge Sees Its Smart Inverters as the Hub of Battery-Backed Solar Homes →

But it’s still too early to call it a market. “Just add batteries—there will be a business there.”

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 | 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 | 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.