Renewables

Trump’s ‘unpredictability’ shakes investors – This Week in Cleantech

This Week in Cleantech is a weekly podcast covering the most impactful stories in cleantech and climate in 15 minutes or less.
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Renewables

Renewables permitting has been ‘paralyzed’ by Trump – This Week in Cleantech

This Week in Cleantech is a weekly podcast covering the most impactful stories in cleantech and climate in 15 minutes or less.
Renewables

Here’s what to expect at GridTECH Connect Forum

GridTECH Connect Forum will assemble developers, utilities, regulators, and policymakers to advance grid interconnection in New England.
8 min read
Renewables

Smart EV charge management is promising, so why isn’t it more widespread?

A new report aims to shed some light on the state of smart charge management across the U.S.
7 min read
Power Grid

When the power goes out, can EV charging stay on?

Power outages are inconvenient enough as they are, but with transportation electrification growing, outages will increasingly affect the ability to move freely as EV charging…
4 min read
Power Grid

Colorado city gets a little smarter with off-grid EV chargers

Some Beam Global EV ARC systems will be available to the general public for free as part of Pueblo’s no-cost charging station initiative, running through…
2 min read

DISTRIBUTECH 2025

March 24-27, 2025 | Dallas, Texas

North America's Largest Utility Event
Power Grid

Bidirectional Fermata EV charger now compatible with Nissan LEAF

Fermata Energy’s V2X software platform monitors a building’s electrical usage and can elect to draw power from the Nissan LEAF’s battery during high-demand, high-cost periods.
4 min read
Power Grid

Can free at-home EV charging boost grid stability? A new partnership may find out

The TXU Energy Free EV Miles program offers participating Ford EV customers the opportunity to charge their vehicle entirely at home at "essentially no cost" during off-peak…
4 min read
Renewables

Tesla and Sunrun partner on customer-driven power plant in Texas

Customers will receive annual payments of about $400 per Powerwall for dispatching energy from at-home batteries during peak periods.
4 min read
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