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A 182.5-megawatt energy storage system in Northern California that was designed and constructed in a partnership between Tesla and Pacific Gas and Electric Company is now operational, the utility announced.

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Over half of the solar-plus-storage capacity shall be installed in three states during these two years, including 12 GW in Texas, 11 GW in California, and 4 GW in New York.

These 4 megatrends are setting the stage for the next decade of rapid evolution across the energy ecosystem.

The stage is set for the U.S. to hold its first lease auctions for rights to develop waters off the Pacific Coast this fall.

Wind industry leaders from GE, Enel, and Axis Capital discussed how the wind industry is adapting to more frequent extreme weather events.

Researchers at the Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory reported that the amount of new electric capacity in interconnection review queues nationally is “growing dramatically,” with more than 1,400 GW of total generation and storage capacity seeking connection to the grid. They said that more than 90% of that capacity is for zero-carbon resources like solar, wind, and battery storage.

A growing imbalance between power purchase agreement supply and demand, along with “skyrocketing” development costs, lifted PPA prices 9.7% during the first quarter of 2022 to nearly $40 per MWh, according to LevelTen’s Q1 PPA Price Index report.

The California Independent System Operator (CAISO) said a new–albeit brief–record was set on April 3 when 97.6% of the energy on the statewide grid came from renewable energy resources.