Growing Impacts of Residential Solar on Utility Customer Service
A forward-looking solution to rate reform, for when solar costs hit bottom.
Answers to questions you were afraid to ask
Surplus generation at mid-day calls for long-duration energy storage.
A tough legal and financial terrain is confronting producers, utilities and regulators.
How project developers form their bidding strategies – and what it means for prices and the industry.
Part 1: How markets today are out of sync.
EPRI’s roadmap for distributed energy.
Con Edison Development, a subsidiary of Consolidated Edison, acquired six solar photovoltaic projects totaling 140 MW from a PV project portfolio developed through a joint venture between SolarReserve, LLC, and GCL Solar Energy, Inc. (GCL). Ranging in size from 20 MW to 25 MW, the projects acquired by Con Edison Development are located in Tulare, Kings and Fresno counties and have the capacity to power approximately 25,000 homes. The projects are all fully permitted, with interconnection agreements in place.
DTE Energy partnered with Domino's Farms and Ford Motor Company to build and operate the two largest solar arrays in Michigan. DTE Energy has begun construction of a 1.1-MW photovoltaic solar installation at Domino's Farms, just east of Ann Arbor, which will be completed and operational by the end of the year. The solar installation will have capacity to generate 1,089 kilowatts of electricity.