The Energy Transition: Navigating Policy Turbulence with Long-Term Clarity If you just follow the news and the announcements and policy coming out of DC, you may think that the Energy Transition is over: offshore wind projects are being canceled, troubled
The current system uses a meter hanging on the side of a building. It’s time to rethink the meter. The meter is built to measure power generated in front and used behind. This doesn’t work in our clean and distributed energy system.
Right now, we are going through a fundamental shift in our energy system. A transition driven by the need to reduce carbon emissions and powered by innovations in renewable energy and electrification. The end result will be a convergence of
Well, a funny thing happened on the way to our climate crisis. Solar got cheap. It’s now the cheapest form of energy.