GTM Energy Storage Newsletter

Energy Storage Newsletter | March 16, 2016

TOP ENERGY STORAGE NEWS FROM GTM

03.15.16 | Jeff St. John

What SDG&E Wants From 140 Megawatts of ‘Preferred Resources’ →

The details of California’s latest RFO for green energy and edge-of-network capacity

03.15.16 | Eric Wesoff

How Soon Can Tesla Get Battery Cell Costs Below $100 per Kilowatt-Hour? →

Its $100 per kilowatt-hour goal could be reached sooner than expected—and well ahead of the competition.

03.14.16 | Barry Cinnamon

Executive Insights: SolarEdge’s CEO on Optimizing PV and Staying Ahead of the Competition →

A podcast extra for GTM Squared subscribers

03.14.16 | Mike Stone

India Looks to Battery Storage to Supplement Its Solar Boom →

If solar scales in the country, storage will likely follow.

03.11.16 | Eric Wesoff

Sources: Storage Project Firms Able to Game California’s SGIP Program →

The continuing misadventures of the SGIP incentive, now both crappily structured and administered.

TOP ENERGY STORAGE NEWS FROM GTM

03.11.16 | Julia Pyper

State Bulletin: Ballot Measures Emerge as a Key Clean Energy Policy Tool →

An update on state-level clean energy news from around the country

03.10.16 | Stephen Lacey

The Second Coming of Storage in America →

The Gang examines the causes of the storage surge in the U.S.

03.10.16 | Stephen Lacey

How Distributed Battery Storage Will Surpass Grid-Scale Storage in the US by 2020 →

The utility push for rate reform may accelerate the adoption of behind-the-meter batteries.

03.09.16 | Eric Wesoff

SunEdison: A Timeline of the Biggest Corporate Implosion in US Solar History →

Breaking: Vivint Solar pulls out of the SunEdison merger, citing a ‘willful breach’ of the agreement.

03.09.16 | Jeff St. John

Hawaii’s Groundbreaking Path to a Fully Renewable-Powered Grid →

Inside the most comprehensive effort yet to tie intermittent, distributed energy supply and flexible customer demand