Tag: Distributed Solar
New York Now at 8 Gigawatts of Distributed Solar Power
New York has just reached 8 gigawatts (GW) of installed solar power capacity in the “distributed” solar market — rooftops and small-scale installations. The state has a target of reaching 10 GW by 2030, and this new milestone puts them ahead of schedule. The state was at 6 GW in … [continued]
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BC Hydro’s Net Metering Change Points Past Export Credits
BC Hydro’s change to net metering looks, at first glance, like another rooftop solar fight. The old Rate Schedule 1289 is closing to new customers on July 1, 2026, and new self-generation customers will move to Rate Schedule 2289, where excess generation is paid at 10¢/kWh in the billing cycle … [continued]
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Octopus Energy Partners With DTEK To Bring Solar & Battery Storage To Ukraine
Where others see great risk, Octopus Energy and DTEK see great opportunity to bring renewable energy and battery storage to Ukraine.
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Distributed Solar Has Pushed Up Pakistan’s Electricity Demand By A Fifth In Two Years
This rapid solarisation raises its electrification rate to the global average. Pakistan’s energy economy is now as electrified as the global average, following a rapid solarisation that has transformed the country’s energy system in just two years, according to a new report, “The Solarisation of Pakistan’s energy economy,” from Ember and … [continued]
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Geopolitics Smooths The Energy Transition Curve
One of the easiest ways to misread the energy transition is to stand inside one country and mistake local political weather for the global climate. A U.S. reversal, European permitting drag, Indian coal and grid constraints, Indonesian diesel politics, Pakistani fuel-price exposure, Chinese overbuild, Gulf hedging, African distributed solar and … [continued]
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