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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.
In 2014, the National Rural Electric Cooperative Association studied what some of its members saw as a touchy subject: local electricity powered by the sun.
By John Fialka in Climatewire
Utilities began dispatching lobbyists across Capitol Hill last year to preserve the federal electric vehicle tax credit.
By David Iaconangelo in Energywire
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In 2014, the National Rural Electric Cooperative Association studied what some of its members saw as a touchy subject: local electricity powered by the sun.
By John Fialka in Climatewire
Utilities began dispatching lobbyists across Capitol Hill last year to preserve the federal electric vehicle tax credit.
By David Iaconangelo in Energywire