ALBA Recycles Singapore’s Electronic Waste
Singapore’s National Environmental Agency (NEA) has awarded ALBA a license to develop an e-waste collection system for the Southeast Asian country.
2 Year Solar ITC Extension Likely to Happen
On Monday evening this week Congress passed a bill that extends the solar ITC at 26% out for another 2 years.
$100M To Expand Virtual Power Plant Saturation In California
This $100M round led by Sidewalk Labs – the same firm that tried building a “smart city” in Toronto – is going to help OhmConnect subsidize and front the cost of deploying smart thermostats.
The Marriage Between Smart Homes & Solar Begins
Microgrids are an emerging grid architecture as we are learning day by day. More utilities are beginning to see the advantages of having such an architecture available for them to load balance and deliver a higher level of resilience to their customers than ever before. Southern Company’s subsidiary Mississippi Power is currently piloting “smart neighborhoods” where Tesla […]
~$1B To Build A Nation-Wide, Green Hydrogen Network
Plug Power (NASDAQ: PLUG) is already a leader in the hydrogen space and expected to be one of the behemoths going forward focused on building out a truly green hydrogen network.
Is There Opportunity in Redeveloping Solar Farms?
The rise of solar farms grid wide happened in the early 2000s and really kicked into high gear in the early 2010s.
Make Way For The Short Sellers
For years people were short on Apple, Amazon, Tesla (still are) and many other companies that still stand tall and strong today.
Net Metering Has Been Chaos
Net Metering has been one of the big value contributors in the residential solar market. Allowing homeowners to receive equal bill credits for every kWh of energy they send back into the grid via a Net Metering program makes the incentive to go solar easy to understand.
The Year Of Taking Net Zero Pledges
Net Zero commitments are the new fad this year for companies. According to the Science Based Targets initiative (SBTi), more than 1,500 companies have committed to net-zero emissions.
NextEra Briefly Tops ExxonMobil as Most Valuable US Energy Co.
Nextera is now larger than ExxonMobil based on market capitalization.
