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.
The coronavirus pandemic has delayed sessions in at least half of state legislatures, threatening solar booms, grid overhauls and 100% clean energy plans.
By Jeffrey Tomich in Energywire
A week after EPA issued a controversial enforcement policy, the agency declined to reveal how many companies sought waivers of noncompliance due to the novel coronavirus pandemic.
By Kelsey Brugger in Greenwire
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The coronavirus pandemic has delayed sessions in at least half of state legislatures, threatening solar booms, grid overhauls and 100% clean energy plans.
By Jeffrey Tomich in Energywire
A week after EPA issued a controversial enforcement policy, the agency declined to reveal how many companies sought waivers of noncompliance due to the novel coronavirus pandemic.
By Kelsey Brugger in Greenwire