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Our In-Depth Interview With Cleantech Rock Star Dale Vince, Founder Of Ecotricity

December 9, 20176 years ago Andy Miles

Many corporations, focused on the relentless pursuit of profits, make their money at the expense of the people, and the planet. The only proper purpose of any business is to serve the society in which it operates, and to contribute to the protection of the planet we all depend on for our existence. Ecotricity, founded by Dale Vince, is almost unique amongst UK energy companies in aiming to do just that. Although it makes money, that is only a means to achieve its main aim, environmental protection. Its main method of environmental protection is by supplying and developing renewable energy in the UK.

Slow-To-Accelerate EV Charging Program Provides Lessons For Improvement

November 16, 20176 years ago John Farrell

Minnesota’s largest investor-owned utility, Xcel Energy, last month reported sparse participation in a program designed to deliver value to customers who charge their electric vehicles when it’s most convenient for the grid. But despite its benefits for the grid and cost savings for customers, the initiative appears stuck in neutral.

Indian Module Makers Beat Chinese Prices In 300 Megawatt Tender

October 23, 20176 years ago Saurabh

In a major boost for the Indian solar module and cell manufacturers, Energy Efficiency Services Limited recently acquired 300 megawatts of modules for multiple uses. The order has come at a time when Indian manufacturers await a decision by the government to levy anti-dumping duties on Chinese modules.

Celebrating Clean Tech on Indigenous Peoples’ Day

October 10, 20176 years ago Carolyn Fortuna

Let’s take a peek at the progress that indigenous people around the world have made in switching from reliance on fossil fuels to renewable energy sources.

Electric Vehicles Report: Part 2 — The Impacts Of The Electric Vehicle Revolution

October 5, 20176 years ago John Farrell

In small numbers, electric cars will change little, but in large numbers they could reverse the stagnant growth in electricity use, which has dropped in five of the last eight years and affected the bottom line of many electric utilities.

“100 Gigawatts By 2020” Proposed As Milestone For India’s 2022 Renewable Energy Target

September 8, 20176 years ago smiti

An Indian government’s think tank and the agency responsible for long-term planning has set a milestone of 100 gigawatts by 2020 for the country’s ambitious renewable energy targets.

This Is The Future Of Electricity Pricing

August 21, 20176 years ago Guest Contributor

The rapid transformation of the electricity sector will make it necessary for utilities to adopt radically new pricing methods, writes Fereidoon Sionshansi, publisher of newsletter EEnergy Informer and editor of a new book, Innovation & Disruption at the Grid’s Edge.

Tesla Model 3’s First Reviewers Are In Love

August 3, 20176 years ago Matt Pressman

It’s here. It’s official. The Tesla Model 3 has arrived. In style. Elon Musk took the stage last week to introduce the world to the next wave of automotive disruption. This car is going to make waves. Make no mistake, Tesla has delivered something that will shake the auto industry to its core. ArsTechnica asked Musk about the reservation count and reports: “The CEO then went on to say the net reservation number was currently ‘over half a million.'”

Acquiring Residential Solar Customers To Get More Expensive Before It Gets Cheaper

July 13, 20176 years ago Joshua S Hill

The cost of acquiring new residential solar customers for installers has disappointed predictions, increasing in costs over the past several years, and will continue to increase before beginning to decrease in 2019, according to a new report from GTM Research.

Large European Distribution System Operators Make Pitch For An EU-Wide Organization

June 3, 20177 years ago Guest Contributor

EDSO for Smart Grids, an organisation representing most of the large European distribution system operators (DSOs), has submitted to the European Commission a proposal to become the “vehicle” for the establishment of an “EU-DSO Entity”.