Clean Power Professionals Group
This special interest group is for professionals to connect and discuss all types of carbon-free power alternatives, including nuclear, renewable, tidal and more.
Publication
Solar Energy that Pays for Low-Income Customers and Communities
NRRI shared a new Insights paper, Solar Energy that Pays for Low-Income Customers and Communities. This paper highlights the key aspects of program design and implementation that are helping providers deliver cost-saving solar energy and associated products and services to low-income consumers, organizations that provide services to low-income clientele, and disadvantaged communities. An Appendix includes program summaries from 18 jurisdictions.
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- Titans of Nuclear - Ep 365: David Stearns - Nuclear Financing Partner
- Extreme Weather, Inverter Issues, and Cyber Threats Pose Unprecedented Challenges to the Grid - NERC’s 2022 State of Reliability Report
- NRRI - Resource Adequacy Modeling for a High Renewable Future
Discussions
More Posts
What the Inflation Reduction Act Means for Solar Technology - Timothy Kim
On this episode of the PI Energy Podcast, we talk to Timothy Kim, founder and CEO of ibV Energy Partners. They are a utility-scale solar and storage company who collaborate with businesses and local energy providers to expand solar.
California’s Power Problems
Mr. Burns of Simpson’s fame — the personification of utility greed and political power — is happily rubbing his hands together as California roasts in the dark. And this situation will get much worse in the coming years.
Steel from Solar Energy
Steel from Solar Energy
PV and Storage, Late Summer 2022
I keep seeing that there are amazing renewable and storage technologies, and I REALLY believe that California can meet its climate change mitigation goals. I just hope the rest of the world can follow in our path.
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