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Microgrids - February 2, 2016
Hoboken microgrid supports renewable energy, efficiency, greenhouse gas reporting
City leadership embarked on an ambitious goal to develop a microgrid that could provide resiliency in the face of a grid outage and utilize renewable energy sources.
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Solar - January 29, 2016
California preserves retail net metering rate, increases fees
The California Public Utilities Commission voted 3 to 2 on Jan. 28 in favor of maintaining the retail net energy metering rate.
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Demand Management - January 29, 2016
Advanced sensor market for commercial buildings to surpass $1B in 2016, study finds
The market for advanced building sensors that are key to increasing energy efficiency is rapidly expanding and expected to reach the $1 billion threshold this year.
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Energy Efficiency - January 26, 2016
Why C&I businesses need to think about saving water
As water scarcity becomes an increasing concern for many U.S., states, cities and municipalities, corporations should take notice because water scarcity often means higher water bills.
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Regulation - January 26, 2016
NV Energy announces net metering grandfathering proposal
This new proposal would allow existing solar system owners to be treated under the old rules for up to 20 years.
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Regulation - January 26, 2016
Supreme Court demand response decision has multibillion dollar implications
The decision essentially puts billions of dollars in the pockets of C&I businesses and serves as a blow to power generators that would otherwise collect the money as revenue.
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Sourcing Renewables - January 22, 2016
Switch increases renewables commitment, joins Renewable Energy Buyers' Principles
Switch is working with local utility Consumers Energy to develop a comprehensive plan to power its SUPERNAP Michigan data center with 100% green power.
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Commercial - January 22, 2016
Mayors' survey reveals strong support for LED lighting, energy efficient buildings, solar tech
Cities are deploying solar electricity systems, LED lighting and low-energy buildings to meet energy and climate goals.
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CHP - January 20, 2016
Massive NYC development to become city's first off-grid residential complex
A state of-the-art cogeneration plant will enable the development to generate its own electricity, hot water, heating, and cooling onsite, independent of the local electric grid.
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Distributed Generation - January 20, 2016
Clean energy guru sees more corporate renewables purchases
Bloomberg New Energy Finance's Michael Liebreich anticipates corporations will continue pursuit of directly sourcing renewable energy to power their organizations.
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