America's energy sector is undergoing a quiet revolution driven by economics and technology rather than politics. Utilities are transforming from centralized power providers to managers of complex, networked systems as renewables become cheapest and storage solutions emerge.
America's renewable energy future is being held back by an outdated electrical grid that can't handle solar and wind power effectively. From curtailment in California to interconnection delays nationwide, our infrastructure crisis threatens climate goals and consumer savings.
America's energy storage sector is experiencing explosive growth, with deployments increasing over 200% last year. Beyond the statistics, a complex transformation involving diverse technologies, regulatory challenges, and financial innovation is reshaping how we generate, store, and use electricity across homes,...
Homeowners are installing solar and batteries at record rates, challenging utility business models and creating a distributed energy revolution. This shift represents more than cost savings—it's about control, resilience, and reimagining our energy future.
Across America, neighborhood energy communities are challenging traditional utility models through shared solar, microgrids and local control. These grassroots projects are creating more resilient, equitable power systems while navigating regulatory hurdles and transforming our relationship with energy.