ENERGY TRANSITIONS
Utility goes big on energy storage. But will it cut CO2?
An Arizona utility said last week it plans to install more energy storage in the next six years than had been built in all of the United States prior to 2018.
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Benjamin Storrow, E&E News reporter
An Arizona utility said last week it plans to install more energy storage in the next six years than had been built in all of the United States prior to 2018.
FERC yesterday voted 2-1 to remove market barriers for rooftop solar and other distributed energy resources in a long-awaited move that could boost technologies including electric vehicles to "smart" appliances.
By Arianna Skibell in Energywire
Western lawmakers unhappy with a sweeping public lands package enacted by Congress last month see a chance to revise the legislation — including provisions to limit property acquisitions in their own states — when Congress reconvenes after the November elections.
By Jennifer Yachnin in E&E Daily
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FERC yesterday voted 2-1 to remove market barriers for rooftop solar and other distributed energy resources in a long-awaited move that could boost technologies including electric vehicles to "smart" appliances.
By Arianna Skibell in Energywire
Western lawmakers unhappy with a sweeping public lands package enacted by Congress last month see a chance to revise the legislation — including provisions to limit property acquisitions in their own states — when Congress reconvenes after the November elections.
By Jennifer Yachnin in E&E Daily