Tag: home batteries
Jackery Brings Creativity & Design To Solar & Energy Storage
While walking the floor at CES, Jackery attracted my attention. Jackery started as a portable battery power company 14 years ago. There are many competitors in that space now offering high-quality products. Increasingly, they blur the line between portable battery storage and home storage, with solar-integrated scalable home batteries that … [continued]
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Virtual Power Plants Thwart Plot Against Renewable Energy
Regardless of this year’s sharp turn against wind and solar power by the White House, the US renewable energy transition is unstoppable. The killer combo of solar plus storage has been outpacing all other utility-scale forms of domestic energy production in terms of adding new capacity to the grid. Wind … [continued]
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Big News: 3 Free Hours of Power in Australia
In a surprising move, the Australian government is advocating giving the public access to free electricity for three hours a day starting next July. The Solar Sharer energy reform will be available in South East Queensland, South Australia, and New South Wales. Other states will join in 2027. The reform … [continued]
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How Ava Community Energy Is Saving Millions Of Dollars
It was just four months ago that Ava Community Energy announced its e-bike rebates program for 9,000 e-bikes. More recently, Ava announced big savings for its customers: Stockton and Lathrop residents saved more than $4.4 million on their energy bills in just six months of service. I was able to … [continued]
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The House “That YouTube Built” (Has Solar Power)
A senior lady who had a house in Baltimore decided to sell it and moved to rural Idaho. She built her own homestead after acquiring some land there, without any prior building knowledge or experience. Somehow she learned how to build and constructed two attractive cabins and a small workshop … [continued]
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