These 4 Things Have To Happen For Biden’s Solar Push To Succeed
Here’s what we need to do to make the Biden energy plan work.
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Tesla Is Building An Energy Trading Team
Tesla is looking for a person to run its energy trading desk, powered by Autobidder.
Ford & Sunrun Team Up To Make V2H Technology A Reality. Is V2G Next?
Ford and Sunrun will work together to make vehicle to home technology affordable for F-150 Lightning customers.
All Volkswagen MEB-Based Electric Cars Will Be V2G Capable Beginning In 2022
Volkswagen board member Thomas Ulbricht says his company will offer V2G technology on every MEB-based car starting in January, 2022.
Tesla/Apple vs. Volkswagen/Samsung?
Volkswagen’s Power Day had lots of technical information available, none more important than its promise to introduce V2G technology to its electric cars beginning next year.
America’s Electrical Grid Has A Transmission Problem — How To Move Electricity From Here To…
Providing electrical power when and where it is needed will be a challenge as the Earth’s climate changes. Are humans up to the task?
PG&E Head Says To Expect Rolling Blackouts For The Next 10 Years
PG&E told regulators in California this week to expect more rolling blackouts during forest fire season for the next ten years.
Renewable Energy Creating Skilled Jobs In Africa & Asia
A new census in Africa by Power For All finds that for each skilled job in renewable energy created, up to five more jobs opportunities are added in the broader economy.
Puerto Rico Passes 100% Renewable Energy Legislation
Puerto Rico is looking to transition to 100% renewable energy by 2050, a goal that will make it a leader in distributed renewables.
Power To The People! Michigan Tech Researchers Say Distributed Renewables Save Utility Customers Money
Researchers at Michigan Technical University claim that increasing the amount of distributed renewable energy, particularly solar, within the state would lower utility bills for customers and make the electrical grid more resilient. Isn’t it amazing that we still need studies to point out the obvious?
