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The smart grid action is moving to the softer side of the grid.
The lithium-ion battery maker is forced to seek expensive debt as it struggles with recall, record losses.
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The Kleiner Perkins-backed startup says its IP can pick out third-party-financed solar customers by economic need, not just green aspirations. SunPower is a new partner.
“I am very pleased that NRG employees have been among the first to embrace plug-in vehicles—even if it means I don’t have a guaranteed parking spot at work.”
The ultracapacitor urban legend rises again.
The lithium-ion battery maker suffers a record quarterly loss and reduces 2012 outlook as it starts to replace faulty batteries.
The startup raises a Series D round to compete with the likes of ECOtality, AeroVironment and others in linking partnerships for the still-nascent EV charging market.
“If we fast-forward to this conference five years from now, half of the agenda is going to be storage.”
IDC Energy Insights breaks out how Tesla and SolarCity’s play for residential solar battery backup systems may play out in California and other states.
The startup with IP out of the University of Michigan is aiming at commercial launch in late 2012.
“Fuel cells have to produce grid-parity power without incentives.”
The startup captures Philadelphia train braking energy, stores it in a Saft battery, and plays it into lucrative energy markets.
Arista promises solar/wind integrated “Power on Demand” via GE’s nickel-salt Durathon batteries.
Does the ascendance of cheap natural gas from fracking come at the expense of renewables?
It looks like the killer app for Green Button is still waiting in the wings.
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