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David Ferris, E&E News reporter
A startup called WiTricity performed a piece of corporate jiujitsu this week. It acquired crucial assets of Qualcomm Inc., a much larger rival, and established itself the unquestioned leader in the wireless charging of electric vehicles.
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