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FERC’s “historic” Order 2222 opens doors to aggregators

The US Federal Energy Regulatory Commission approved a historic final rule, Order 2222, September 17, enabling distributed energy resource aggregators to compete in all regional organized wholesale electric markets.

Current decade to see US$3.4T investment in renewables: Frost&Sullivan

A dual transition towards renewables and decentralization during the decade of the 2020s will be crucial for all participants in the power industry, according to a recent analysis by Frost & Sullivan, Growth Opportunities from Decarbonization in the Global Power Market, 2019-2030.

US adds 1655 MW of utility-scale PV in first half: S&P

The U.S. saw one of the strongest second quarters on record for utility-scale solar power capacity additions in 2020.

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LS Power claims largest battery storage project

LS Power unveiled what it claims as the largest battery energy storage project in the world, Gateway Energy Storage.

Nevada, California to see massive solar and storage development

Switch and Capital Dynamics announced three ground-breakings in Nevada July 22.

Alliance formed to promote “ultra-low carbon” PV

A new alliance dedicated to deploying ultra-low-carbon solar energy announced its formation October 8.

European residential scale installations reached 745 MWh last year

In 2019, some 745 MWh of purely residential battery energy storage capacity, from 96,000 systems, was installed in Europe, representing a 57% annual growth rate from the previous year.