GTM Energy Storage Newsletter

Energy Storage Newsletter | March 23, 2016

TOP ENERGY STORAGE NEWS FROM GTM

03.22.16 | Amy Gahran

Grid Defection Isn’t a Reason to Fight Distributed Energy—It’s a Reason to Embrace It →

Grid defection is not the utility-industry bogeyman that it once was.

03.22.16 | Eric Wesoff

SunEdison Shares Plunge as News of Debt Restructuring Leaks →

Are there other options besides bankruptcy?

03.22.16 | Mike Stone

A Spanish Company Makes Bold Claims About a New Graphene Battery. Experts Say There’s No Evidence →

Graphenano’s promises to revolutionize storage are met with skepticism.

03.21.16 | Eric Wesoff

Slideshow: GTM Research on California’s Distributed Energy Future →

GTM’s Shayle Kann analyzes California’s distributed energy leadership and its challenges.

03.21.16 | Jeff St. John

How Austin Energy Aims to Reach Solar-Plus-Storage Integration at 14 Cents per Kilowatt-Hour →

A $4.3 million project links Tesla batteries, demand response and 1Energy’s software in the quest for a cost-effective battery-solar-grid combination.

TOP ENERGY STORAGE NEWS FROM GTM

03.18.16 | Julia Pyper

Tesla Discontinues 10-Kilowatt-Hour Powerwall Home Battery →

The economics for backup power alone just aren’t that attractive.

03.17.16 | Julia Pyper

ElectrIQ Is the Latest Company to Offer a Battery Solution for US Homes →

“We’re looking at the home as a microgrid ecosystem.”

03.16.16 | Julia Pyper

Utah Passes a Major Clean Energy Bill That Elicits ‘Mixed Feelings’ →

Solar advocates say the state narrowly avoided a Nevada-like net metering situation.

03.16.16 | Jeff St. John

CPUC Staff to Bloom Energy: Your Fuel Cells Shouldn’t Get State Incentives →

Will the fuel-cell maker lose its eligibility for California’s SGIP program? The debate rages on as regulators mull a decision.