How a Referee for the Grid Can Lower Utility Bills — Episode 276 of Local Energy Rules
Utilities profit by spending more. An independent distribution system operator could change that.
Utilities profit by spending more. An independent distribution system operator could change that.
Since the FTC and 17 states sued the tech giant, Amazon's monopoly and its abuse of sellers and shoppers are only getting worse.
How New Haven financed a municipal geothermal network with a Green Bank loan and tax credits.
Boulder's voter-approved climate tax has funded local climate action since 2006. Its lessons are ones any city can use.
Do humans use technology, or does technology use humans? The answer frames how to think about data centers and the resistance to them.
Find out how quarterly distributed solar capacity growth compares to that of other power sectors.
Solar is ready. Thanks to utilities, the rules to connect it to the grid aren't.
A panel of experts explores the question of how to build data centers that serve their communities, rather than extract from them.
States can slash rooftop solar costs with instant permits and remote visits.
Are data centers making electric bills go up? We ask experts this and other questions about how utilities profit from Big Tech's AI boom.
Explore the latest quarterly update on community solar capacity.
A solar-powered laundromat is changing daily life on the Pine Ridge reservation.
Communities can assert their power against the big tech monopolies driving the harmful expansion of massive data centers.
Elon Musk's Colossus 1 data center in Memphis reflects a historical pattern of corporations siting polluting facilities in poor or Black neighborhoods.
In some states, 30 cents of every dollar a customer pays to their electric utility goes to the utility’s shareholders’ profits. How widespread is this...