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Best of LinkedIn, Electrification and Battery Technology

Podcast Episode Named Best of LinkedIn–Electrification

May 12, 2026
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 |  bidirectional charging, clean energy

I’m pleased that my Clean Energy Today podcast interview with Steve Letendre about policies needed to accelerate bidirectional charging was named Best of LinkedIn–Electrification and […]

bidirectional charging

Accelerate Bidirectional Charging with These Policy Ideas

March 17, 2026
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 |  bidirectional charging, clean energy, distributed energy, Electric Vehicles

Millions of people are driving electric vehicles (EV) which, with bidirectional charging, can provide value to the electrical grid and back up homes and businesses […]

agrivoltaics

These Farmers Plan to Use Agrivoltaics to Feed and Heal Their Community

January 7, 2026
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 |  agrivoltaics

Itanna and Yosafe Murphy are working to use agrivoltaics–co-locating solar PV energy production with agricultural activities on their 160-acre farm–to provide healthy, fresh and tasty […]

virtual power plants

Virtual Power Plants Could Do Even More For Utility Customers & the Grid

December 4, 2025
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 |  distributed energy, solar energy

Virtual power plant (VPP) provider CPower Energy provided 38 GWh to the grid between January and September, which was 137% higher than all of 2024, […]

Sun Day Solar Event in Portland

Tears, Hope and Solar Deployment Stories at Sun Day Portland

October 17, 2025
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 |  clean energy, distributed energy, energy storage

At the Sun Day event in Portland, Ore. on Sept. 21, I interviewed participants about what clean energy means to them. You can listen to […]

plug-in solar

Legislation Aims to Give Access to Plug-In Solar to “Everyone, Everywhere”

September 30, 2025
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 |  Uncategorised

Bright Saver, a nonprofit organization, is working with the Vermont Public Interest Research Group (VPIRG) to draft model legislation that would help make plug-in solar […]

Clean Energy Today

Podcast: 4 Challenges to Advanced Nuclear Reactors for Data Centers

September 16, 2025
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In the latest Clean Energy Today podcast (player above), Samuel Gibson, founder and CEO at Hadron Energy, said the company’s micro modular reactors–a type of […]

EV drivers

For Rural Drivers, EVs Can Cost 1.5 Cents/Mile. Gas: 20 Cents/Mile

August 29, 2025
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 |  bidirectional charging, Electric Vehicles

For rural drivers, electric vehicles (EV) can cost as little as 1.5 cents/mile, compared to 20 cents/mile for gas cars, according to Steve Gutmann, co-founder […]

resilience hubs

Solar & EV ITC Phaseout to Hurt Black Church’s Resilience Hub Plans

August 18, 2025
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 |  bidirectional charging, clean energy, distributed energy, Electric Vehicles

The African Methodist Episcopal (AME) Church has ambitious plans to build 18 resilience hubs–and eventually up to 482. Churches will be offered a menu of […]

renewables and energy storage

Podcast: What’s Next for Renewables, When ITC Phases Out

July 24, 2025
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 |  clean energy, distributed energy, energy storage, solar energy

With the so-called “Big Beautiful Bill” Act phasing out the investment tax credit (ITC) for solar and wind, what’s next for renewables? In this podcast, […]

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