The January 2019 issue of EEnergy Informer is now available. Here is the contents list:

• Multiple Tipping Points: Here Or Near
• Climate Can No Longer Wait
• Automakers Go Electric
• Yellow Vests To Macron: Not So Fast
• Storage: Next Game Changer
• BYD: More EVs, More Batteries
• PJM: It’s A Different Ball Game
• California Utilities Get Ready For The End Game
• Decline Of US Coal Irreversible
• American Grid Not Reliable – Don’t Blame Renewables
• Behind-the-meter Storage On The Rise
• My EV, Your PV – Or The Other Way Around?
• EEnergy Informer In The News

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The December 2018 issue of EEnergy Informer is now available. Here is the contents list:

• Trump To Face More Challenges In 2019
• IEA: Future Is Electric And Increasingly Renewable
• One Billion EVs By 2040
• Remember The 1973 Arab Oil Embargo?
• FERC: Not Enough DR
• 88 GW Of Demand Flexibility by 2030
• IPCC: Not Enough, Nor Soon Enough
• Value Of Solar Falling
• Storage Soon To Be Big Business
• Energy Efficiency: Third Electricity Resource
• Readers Write: Will EVs Boost Electricity Demand
• EEnergy Informer In The News

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The November 2018 issue of EEnergy Informer is now available. Here is the contents list:

• At Last: Amazon Enters Smart Home
• Next: Digitalization Of Electricity Sector
• As Costs Continue To Drop Solar Innovations Proliferate
• Emerging Business Models: Virtual Power Plants
• Electric Vehicle Charging: Friend Or Foe?
• Electricity Demand: Will EVs Boost Consumption?
• Rise Of Renewables Dooms Baseload Generation
• Residential Storage Capacity Soars In The US
• Single Customer Buying From Multiple Suppliers? Why Not?
• Readers Write + EEnergy Informer in the News

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The October 2018 issue of EEnergy Informer is now available. Here is the contents list:

• California Aiming For Carbon Neutrality By 2045
• Brown: Pushing Too Hard, Or Not Hard Enough
• Oil Peak Sooner Than Expected
• Carbon Tracker: Peak Demand Is Near, Colossal Losses To Follow
• DNV: Energy Transition Results In Massive Investment Shift
• Electricity’s Future: Mostly Behind-the-meter
• Who Will Capture Value Behind-the-meter
• Nukes In Decline With Few Exceptions

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