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October 201510.30.15 The World’s Biggest Companies on Why They Buy Renewables: ‘It’s a Very Clear Economic Issue’ 10.30.15 Edison Never Told Federal Regulators Of San Onofre Nuclear Equipment Design Fla10.29.15 SolarCity to slow growth and focus on cost reduction 10.29.15 How utilities are getting in on the transmission building boom10.29.15 San Diego utility expects to hit net metering caps in mid-2016
10.29.15 NV Energy remains on track to join Western energy imbalance market
10.29.15 NextEra, HEI ask PUC to exclude merger intervenors pushing for public utility
10.28.15 FERC: Renewables account for over 60% of new generation in 201510.28.15 Construction Begins On Europe’s Largest Floating Solar Plant
10.27.15 Climate-conscious Boulder takes energy future into its own hands 10.27.15 Thinking Differently About Where to Deploy Solar-Plus-Storage 10.27.15 Isolux Corsan and Siemens to install $450 million HVDC transmission line in East Africa10.27.15 Bipartisan coalition launches Congressional Battery Storage Caucus 10.26.15 The Paris Climate Talks Could Jolt Private Sector Investments Worldwide 10.26.15 Morocco poised to become a solar superpower with launch of desert mega-project 10.26.15 Hawaii PUC chair defends landmark decision to end retail rate solar net metering 10.26.15 Climate change could soon push Persian Gulf temperatures to lethal extremes, report warns10.26.15 Nanogrids Versus Microgrids: Energy Storage A Winner In Both Cases 10.22.15 AF partners with Army, industry to successfully develop, test vehicle-to-grid technology 10.22.15 Florida Supreme Court Clears Hurdle Out Of The Way For Solar Power To Flourish 10.22.15 What comes after net metering: Hawaii's latest postcard from the solar future10.22.15 Arizona: Utility regulators to consider value of solar
10.21.15 Apple just announced dramatic new solar energy plans in China10.21.15 Al Gore’s Green Investment Strategy & Fight Against Climate Change 10.20.15 How the Third Industrial Revolution Will Create a Green Economy 10.19.15 Six ways 'prosumers' are changing the energy landscape 10.19.15 Report: 11% of nukes could retire early, putting Clean Power Plan goals at risk10.19.15 China Plans $78B Investment in New Nuclear Capacity by 2030 10.19.15 UK sending ‘perverse’ signals on renewables ahead of COP21, says UN scientist
10.18.15 Masdar and New Zealand to develop solar plant in Solomon Islands10.16.15 ABB wins $300m order to improve grid reliability in China
10.16.15 Sierra Club launches San Diego ad campaign to call out SDGE 's anti-rooftop solar proposal10.16.15 Grand Inga Dam on the agenda for Zuma visit to DRC 10.16.15 90 miles of high-profile CapX2020 transmission line electrified 10.16.15 Inside California's energy politics, the FERC Order 745 case, and the coming storage cost shift10.16.15 600 MW of Midwest power plants to retire amid environmental and economic concerns10.15.15 Austin council votes to boost solar power
10.15.15 Scientists identify climate 'tipping points'10.15.15 ABB Creates $70-Million High-Tech Center in Montreal 10.14.15 New York Encourages Pairing of Community Microgrids and Community Solar
10.14.15 Climate and clean energy take center stage in the Democratic Party debates10.14.15 California Leads the Way on Climate Change
10.14.15 Regulators close door on Hawaiian Electric's rooftop solar program10.14.15 China aims to quadruple solar installations by 2020 10.14.15 Africa 2030: Roadmap for a Renewable Energy Future 10.13.15 Study: Integrating PacifiCorp and CAISO grids would net $12.5B in savings
10.13.15 California Ratepayer Advocates Pushing Failed Arizona Proposals That Could Kill Rooftop Solar 10.13.15 Cheap Solar Comes to Wisconsin via Co-Ops10.13.15 Rochester eyes 100 percent renewable energy by 2031
10.13.15 Imperial County’s Renewable Power Explosion, in One Map10.13.15 Why battery storage is 'just about ready to take off'
10.12.15 As California Rolls Out More Solar Power, Regulators Could Undercut The Industry10.12.15 How 'grid neutrality' can build the backbone for the modern grid
10.12.15 CA Gov. Brown vetoes 6 CPUC reform bills 10.10.15 Mitsubishi Unveils Long-Range Electric SUV Concept10.09.15 FERC investigating MISO auction over market manipulation allegations 10.09.15 Russia Turns to Sun, Wind to Improve Electricity Supply for Country’s Far East10.09.15 Panasonic Quickly Beats SolarCity’s Solar Module Efficiency Record
10.08.15 California finalizes 50%-by-2030 renewables mandate10.08.15 Utility-scale solar booms as costs drop, challenging gas on price
10.08.15 Duke Energy pulls back on controversial transmission project in western Carolinas
10.07.15 San Diego Activists Rally For Solar Power10.07.15 Developers propose competing $1.6B, 400 MW offshore wind projects in Hawaii
10.07.15 G.E. to Spin Off New Energy Technologies in One Company Called "Current"
10.05.15 Utilities’ newest solar battleground: California 10.04.15 Layoffs at SunEdison as Investors Question the Renewable Energy Developer’s Strategy10.02.15 House energy committee passes grid modernization bill 10.02.15 Is SolarCity’s New PV Module the ‘World’s Most Efficient Rooftop Solar Panel’?
10.01.15 To ITC or not to ITC: What happens if solar's federal tax incentives aren't extended
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“People thought it was heretical, but the idea eventually took hold,”
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