Republican lawmakers presented their final $1.5 trillion tax bill late Friday evening, with a repair to the Base Erosion Anti-Abuse Tax (BEAT) provision that keeps 80 percent of the Investment Tax ...

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Thirty thousand daily energy transactions between 140-plus electricity buyers and sellers: That’s the $8 billion, 4,500-active-node energy market the California Independent System Operator ...

If you follow the clean energy investment space, you’ve probably heard the term “YieldCo” thrown around quite a bit in recent months. YieldCos have burst onto the investment scene and ...

Policy & regulation are aligning with renewables cost declines to make projects more profitable and portfolios more sustainable. The Grid Edge comprises technologies, solutions and business models ...

A big part of the world’s electricity decarbonization challenge lies in expanding transmission capacity for wind and solar power — and according to energy experts, Europe and the U.S. are ...

Spinning generators act as a shock absorber for the grid. The rise of renewables presents challenges — and possible solutions.

India isn’t ditching coal. But its use could plateau and even decline with the right blend of policies and technologies. Despite market turbulence brought by the coronavirus pandemic, 2020 ...

The gas tax is catching up to electric vehicles in a growing number of states. Several states have passed or enacted new fees this year, bringing the total to 17.* Recent additions include West ...

Policy & regulation are aligning with renewables cost declines to make projects more profitable and portfolios more sustainable. Batteries are helping to optimize the power grid and opening up new ...

With roughly half of all U.S. states currently studying or changing their net metering policies, there are fears that the decision could prompt regulators around the country to take similar action ...