Home batteries and solar panels are quietly revolutionizing energy infrastructure, creating tension between utilities, tech companies, and consumers while raising questions about grid control and clean energy access.
Across America, neighbors are banding together to generate, store, and trade their own electricity through energy communities. This grassroots movement combines solar power, battery storage, and smart software to challenge traditional utilities while creating resilient local grids. From regulatory battles...
While renewable energy expands, utilities are using bureaucratic tactics, grid control, and regulatory processes to slow the transition and maintain dominance over America's evolving power system.
Across America, small-scale solar, batteries, and smart devices are creating a distributed energy network that's challenging century-old utility models. This quiet revolution is reshaping grids, creating new business models, and offering both environmental benefits and increased resilience.
Utilities are quietly redesigning electricity rates in ways that could make or break America's clean energy transition. From fixed fees targeting solar owners to markets paying for home batteries, these technical changes will determine who benefits from the energy revolution—and...