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  • December 2014 
  • 12.31.14 How California Could Supercharge the Distribution Grid
  • 12.31.14 Africa’s Largest Wind Energy Project Commissioned In Morocco 
  • 12.31.14 10 Predictions for Rooftop Solar in 2015 
  • 12.26.14 Commissioner Michael Picker nominated to head CPUC 
  • 12.24.14 Japan to Build World’s Biggest Floating Solar Farm
  • 12.23.14 Power swap on cards for GCC grid countries
  • 12.23.14 Study: Utility microgrid annual revenue to reach $6B by 2023
  • 12.23.14 The Eight Best Things To Happen To Renewable Energy In 2014
  • 12.23.14 Soitec to scale back US CPV operations after 150MW project falters 
  • 12.23.14 IEA: U.S. doesn't really have an energy policy
  • 12.22.14 Nebraska utility will get nearly half its energy from renewables by 2016
  • 12.22.14 Kentucky regulators approve state's first utility-scale solar project
  • 12.22.14 Arizona Utilities Get Approval to Own Rooftop Solar  
  • 12.21.14 SolarCity brings in head Obama campaigner, preps major customer acquisition drive
  • 12.19.14 How YieldCos and independent generation will drive utility mergers in 2015
  • 12.18.14 MEDOW Looks To Develop A European Wind ‘Super Grid'   
  • 12.18.14 Faced With a Surge in PV, Japan Will Allow Utilities to Restrict Solar Output on the Grid 
  • 12.17.14 Nearly $1B Available for PACE Projects in 2014 
  • 12.17.14 SunPower and Sunverge Charge Into 2015 with Solar and Battery Storage Offering
  • 12.17.14 'Storage is here': Solar-plus-storage market will surpass $1B by 2018
  • 12.17.14 New Tariffs on Chinese Solar-Panel Makers Split the US Solar Industry
  • 12.16.14 CPUC executive director to step down amid utility scandal 
  • 12.16.14 FirstEnergy names new CEO, Chairman
  • 12.15.14 Calif. irrigation district will form utility, seize infrastructure from PG&E
  • 12.15.14 The Race Is On For Solar Companies To Woo Utilities  
  • 12.15.14 Study: Nebraska could develop up to 10,000 MW of wind energy
  • 12.14.14 Showdown at the PSC: Inside the battles for Florida's energy future
  • 12.14.14 MISO Board Approves $2.5 Billion In New Transmission  
     
  • 12.14.14 Capturing Carbon as a Byproduct of Running a Fuel Cell  
  • 12.13.14 National Grid to lead largest solar energy construction project in Massachusetts' history 
  • 12.12.14 California seeks world’s biggest battery for energy storage  
  • 12.12.14 Are virtual power plants the future of European utilities
  • 12.12.14 Austin Aims for 950MW of Solar Along With Bold Distributed Energy Goals
  • 12.12.14 New SC net metering agreement: Full retail rate, no solar fees
  • 12.11.14 NREL Compares State Solar Policies to Determine Equation for Solar Market Success
  • 12.11.14 PJM’s Capacity Market Reforms Could ‘Erase Revenue Streams’ for Utility-Scale Solar  
  • 12.11.14 NREL partners with GE, EPRI on microgrid deployment project 
  • 12.10.14 ABB boosts power transmission capacity and lower environmental impact in Texas
  • 12.10.14 Stockholders Claim Vivint Solar's $330M IPO Misled Investors 
  • 12.09.14 How virtual net metering will save Massachusetts residents $60 billion 
  • 12.09.14 As German Utilities Enter a ‘New World’ of Energy, Are Any US Companies on the Same Path? 
  • 12.09.14 Navigant: Distributed generation will nearly double by 2023 
  • 12.08.14 Xcel's new solar program denied by Colorado regulators 
  • 12.08.14 Obama administration to appeal to Supreme Court on FERC Order 745 ruling
  • 12.08.14 After contentious decisions, Florida lawmakers file bill to reform PSC  
  • 12.08.14 Almost all U.S. nuclear plants require life extension past 60 years to operate beyond 2050 
  • 12.07.14 Can solar power replace oil in the Middle East? 
  • 12.07.14 Solar energy shining brigheter than ever
  • 12.07.14 Cardiff University in supergrid project for harnessing Europe's offshore wind farms
  • 12.06.14 Energy Firms in Secretive Alliance With State Attorneys General
  • 12.05.14 New Jigar Shah finance venture puts business benefits first, tech second 
  • 12.05.14 Why Elon Musk's Batteries Scare the Hell Out of the Electric Company
  • 12.05.14 Critical Senate committee supportive of Obama's FERC nominee
  • 12.05.14 Connecting an Indian powerhouse with the world's largest HVDC system
  • 12.04.14 Inside the Obama administration's energy policies 
  • 12.04.14 Scientists hammer out warning on climate change risks 
  • 12.04.14 New Coal Ash Leaks Discovered at Duke Energy’s Buck Power Plant
  • 12.03.14 NextEra Energy to buy Hawaiian Electric, solar "guinea pig" 
  • 12.03.14 German Fossil Fuel Giant Jumps on Renewables Bandwagon
  • 12.02.14 Tres Amigas Superstation: The linchpin to a national supergrid   
  • 12.02.14 Is change on the horizon for California utility regulation?
  • 12.02.14 New Navy Smart Microgrid Project Will Test Vanadium Flow Battery Storage
  • 12.02.14 New Senate bill aims to solve legal wrangling over FERC Order 745
  • 12.02.14 Utilities Are Building the Infrastructure for California’s Shift to EVs
  • 12.01.14 SRP's proposed rate hike targets new rooftop-solar customers in AZ
  • 12.01.14 US Navy Pushes Solar Energy Storage Solution
  • 12.01.14 Morocco heats up with 16 new solar energy plants worth 25 GW 
  • 12.01.14 Solar Pro Sees Bright Future in Renewables    
     
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    There is a new world wide web emerging right before our eyes.

    It is a global energy network and, like the internet, it will change our culture, society and how we do business.  More importantly, it will alter how we use, transform and exchange energy.

    Enough solar energy falls on the surface of the earth every 40 minutes to meet 100 percent of the entire world's energy needs for a full year.

    There is no energy supply problem, there is an energy distribution problem -- and the emerging solution is a new world wide web of electricity.



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