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June 2016 06.30.16 Solar on track to break growth records, but analysts say market challenges loom06.29.16 The simple reason most power utilities suck 06.28.16 Nanogrid Building in San Francisco Grapples with Utility Incentives
06.28.16 Community solar exploding in Minnesota06.28.16 Siemens to Invest in Blockchain Startups 06.28.16 Clean energy groups call on U.S. regulators for uniform rate design approach 06.28.16 U.S., Mexico, Canada pledge 50% renewables and nuclear by 2025 in new climate pact 06.27.16 Climate Change High on Agenda as Obama and Trudeau Meet for Summit 06.27.16 Sweeping Public Utilities Commission changes announced in California 06.27.16 SunPower Holds World Record for Most Efficient Rooftop Solar Panel, Again
06.27.16 China State Grid negotiates acquisition of stake in Brazilian transmission company06.25.16 SolarCity Recuses Two More Board Members From Voting on Tesla Offer
06.24.16 Three transmission projects that illustrate the importance in modernizing the grid 06.24.16 A new paradigm for utilities: the rise of the “prosumer” 06.23.16 Exelon plans to build 200 MW wind farm in Ohio 06.23.16 Cooperative Utilities Win Fight for More Local Renewables
06.23.16 China's State Grid said to be in talks to buy Brazilian power distributor06.23.16 What Would Tesla’s Solar Strategy Look Like if It Bought SolarCity? 06.22.16 The Rise of the Regional Solar Installer
06.21.16 Riverside County, CA Moves Ahead with Plan to Form Energy Purchasing Co-op (CCA) 06.21.16 PG&E to Replace Diablo Canyon Nuclear Plant With 100% Carbon-Free Resources 06.21.16 Tesla makes offer to buy SolarCity 06.21.16 BMW Is Turning Used i3 Batteries Into Home Energy Storage Units
06.21.16 Panasonic introduces new solar panel installer program for North America06.21.16 California utility to hit solar NEM cap: enter NEM 2.0 06.21.16 How storage can help solve the distributed energy 'death spiral'
06.20.16 ABB completes upgrade of first major HVDC link in U.S. transmission history06.20.16 Deep Politics, Dark Money and Fraud Join the Anti-Solar Party06.20.16 SolarCity’s Silevo Triex cell to be included in Chinese anti-dumping investigation06.20.16 EPA proposes CPP state renewable energy incentives despite SCOTUS freeze
06.17.16 New York finishes transmission project to access 440 MW of capacity 06.17.16 Siemens and Gamesa Merge to Form Mega Wind Company 06.17.16 Georgia Power’s Rooftop Solar Program Signs Up Only 5 Customers06.17.16 Utilities Must Adopt a Horizontal View to Save Customer Relationships 06.16.16 Electric Utilities Prepare for a Grid Dominated by Renewable Energy06.16.16 California local renewables are getting robbed, but CAISO can help06.15.16 Why better transmission planning is urgently needed for tomorrow's grid 06.15.16 The DIY energy market - how solar 'prosumers' will take the lead in the energy transition06.15.16 Minnesota regulators to review solar charges by rural co-ops
06.15.16 Get Ready for an HVDC Future in Long-Distrance Electricity Transmission 06.14.16 Construction set to begin on 25 MW solar farm near Brisbane06.13.16 Apple files with FERC to sell solar energy in wholesale markets06.13.16 Carolinas industry group seeks to change up the utility business model 06.12.16 NY’s Con Ed Is Building Virtual Power Plant from Sunverge Energy Storage & SunPower PV 06.10.16 Apple starts a company to sell excess solar power 06.10.16 SolarCity, Sunrun, Vivint Torched On Dead Arizona Solar-Rate Talks06.10.16 Clinton Has Got Guts To Level With Coal Country While Trump Lacks The Nerve06.10.16 Saudi Electric Company launches 100MW IPP solar tender
06.09.16 With new revenue models, New York starts to put REV into action 06.09.16 DTE to retire eight Michigan coal units 06.08.16 MISO: FERC approves first storage interconnection agreement06.08.16 The Smart Home Has Been Built Into Boats for 50 Years; Here’s What Yachting Teaches Us06.07.16 Will Texas Be the Home of the Low-Money-Down Microgrid?
06.07.16 Massachusetts lawmakers seek closure of NextEra nuclear plant over degrading walls 06.06.16 Missouri munis contract for 200 MW of space on proposed Grain Belt Express line 06.06.16 Struggling Chicago Community Transformed by Microgrid Future06.06.16 California lawmakers propose constitutional amendment to reform PUC 06.06.16 As nuclear plants shutter, state efforts to save them are coming too late 06.03.16 China's State Grid ready for ultra-high-voltage tech exports 06.02.16 U.S. Hosts World's Energy Ministers to Scale Up Clean Energy and Drive Paris Agreement 06.02.16 What Works for Wind Power Could Also Work Under the Sea
06.02.16 Exelon to shut Clinton, Quad Cities nuclear plants after Illinois bill stalls06.02.16 Rate design roundup: demand charges vs. time-based rates
06.02.16 Mercedes finally unveils cost of at-home battery, higher than Tesla Powerwall 06.02.16 SolarCity Relaunches Residential PV Loan With Simpler, Shorter-Term Plan06.02.16 As Aliso Canyon Gas Shortage Looms, Southern California Looks to Energy Storage 06.01.16 Clean-energy groups fight for storage within $1B solar plan 06.01.16 Small Massachusetts Burg to Save $900K Annually with Community Aggregation
06.01.16 New APS Rate Case Seeks Mandatory Demand Charges06.01.16 US Microgrid Growth Beats Estimates: 2020 Capacity Forecast Now Exceeds 3.7 Gigawatts
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Let's Build a Global Power Grid" Outstanding proposal from Clark Gellings, a Fellow at the Electric Power Research Institute and an IEEE Life Fellow. This is his second article for IEEE Spectrum. His first, published in 1981, introduced the idea of demand-side management—a now common smart-grid
practice that allows electricity customers to manage their own usage.
“People thought it was heretical, but the idea eventually took hold,”
he says. “I hope that happens with this, too.”
