Solar & EV ITC Phaseout to Hurt Black Church’s Resilience Hub Plans
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 […]
Podcast: What’s Next for Renewables, When ITC Phases Out
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, […]
Musician Makes Clean Energy Cool, Deploys Renewables at Off-Grid Concerts
Listen to my interview with AY Young in the player above. Musician AY Young has staged more than 950 renewable-energy powered off-grid concerts as part […]
Frustrated DER Developers See Relief Via Flexible Interconnection
Listen to the podcast episode here, in which ComEd and Pacific Gas and Electric (PG&E) provide details about their flexible interconnection pilots. Two hardware and […]
Clean Energy Today Podcast Preview
In this episode of my new Clean Energy Today podcast, I give you a preview of some of the topics I’ll cover. Listen here: I […]
Microgrids Past and Present: Podcast Interview
In 2014, Elisa Wood, Kevin Normandeau and I co-founded Microgrid Knowledge, a news site about microgrids and distributed energy. In 2022, we sold the news […]
New Podcast: Clean Energy Today
I just launched a new podcast, Clean Energy Today. For the podcast I’m interviewing innovators, businesses and consumers shaping the clean energy transition. Follow the […]
How Can Schools and Cities Earn Income from Distributed Energy Deployed Locally?
In an ideal world, a school with four to five buildings could cover its campus roofs with solar, add batteries to form microgrids and produce […]
Article in “They Got Acquired” About How We Built Microgrid Knowledge
The publication They Got Acquired published a story about how my partners and I built Microgrid Knowledge–a news site about microgrids and distributed energy–and then […]
A School Bus that Can Help During Power Outages, Reduce Pollution
In the disadvantaged community of Odell, Oregon a group of organizations wants to create a community resilience center during power outages using a bidirectional electric […]