Home battery storage systems are helping to keep America’s lights on. And no one should be surprised 💁‍♀️ washingtonpost.com/climate-soluti…

Julia Pyper, VP of Public Affairs at GoodLeap & #ZayedSustainabilityPrize Selection Committee member, says the biggest opportunity in the energy transition lies in business model innovation. This is the key to unlocking scale and speed. #PowerOfProgress

Important to keep this in mind as the renewables vs fossil fuels debate continues to rage. Generation isn’t even half of the story. Building more supply would help with recent electricity price spikes. But we can’t ignore that bills are coming due for our aging distribution

Distributed energy is already saving consumers money while helping the grid at large. Benefits will grow as electricity prices spike due to aging infrastructure, rising demand & constrained supply. So, just think of what we could accomplish if we continue to drive down costs?

CA is overpaying for energy by keeping gas peaker plants open. Demand Side Grid Support (DSGS) is the best alternative, delivering clean, affordable power—but it will run out of funds this year. Keep the lights on w/DSGS! Mike McGuire Governor Gavin Newsom Speaker Robert Rivas

At some point in the near future, the largest power utility in America will be a company that a) has sold 10Ms of households the ability to generate their own electricity and b) uses an app and sensors to tie them all together as a distributed power utility.

👋 Greetings from #REplus2025! Join me for a panel on residential electrification & harnessing the power of DERs with Carrier SPAN & Smart Electric Power Alliance (SEPA) on Wednesday at 11am. It’s an exciting time to talk about the future of cleantech — to say the least!

Speaking of on site, GoodLeap will be at DERVOS too!

Get paid to help the grid, with the benefit backup power when you need it. It’s all upside with GoodGrid⚡️🔋💡↗️ Excited to announce GoodLeap’s virtual power plant expansion in Texas! prnewswire.com/news-releases/…

#Solar set a new ERCOT record last week, generating almost half of total demand in the fast-growing Texas electricity market while providing more than 40% of the state’s electricity for seven straight hours: hubs.li/Q03JPZ8l0

Turns out most Americans are pretty accurate when it comes to who determines their fate on electricity affordability.

When load additions exceed what’s physically possible to supply as firm on a given timeline, something has to give… latitudemedia.com/news/pjm-forec…

Interesting exchange btwn Jigar Shah and Stephen Lacey on latest Open Circuit episode w/ Charles Hua: Stephen Lacey: Let's imagine you're a governor and you promised the voters, I'm going to cut your electric bill 20% by 2030. What should be in our plan? Jigar Shah: I think

China: "We will strive to expand wind and solar power to 3,600 GW by 2035". Is that impressive? If China continues installing at the very high 2024 rate (278GW of solar and 80GW of wind), they actually hit 3,600 in 2030. So 3,600GW actually implies HALVING the buildrate to

Is China really eating America’s lunch on energy dominance? We dig into each country’s strengths and weaknesses - and how energy is reshaping the world order - with Amy Myers Jaffe this week on Political Climate. Take a listen!

Energy is at the heart of the US-China rivalry. The “low-carbon transition is the trend of our time,” Xi told the UN this week. While Trump made a pitch for US fossil fuels. We talk to Amy Myers Jaffe on Political Climate about who is truly winning the race for energy dominance.

Thrilled to see the finalists for Zayed Sustainability Prize! As a Selection Committee Member, it is very challenging to help select the short list — and that is a truly fortunate thing. It means there are a lot of brilliant people doing life-changing work. It means there is reason to believe we

Check out my latest article: Why Now Is the Best Time to Go Solar and Add Home Battery Backup linkedin.com/pulse/why-now-… via LinkedIn

Trump & his Cabinet say wind & solar are making electricity more expensive. Federal data say the opposite. Our analysis showed states w/ > avg wind/solar generation & > avg acceleration of wind/solar since ‘21 were likelier to have < avg power prices. politico.com/news/2025/10/0…

New in ME: Several Republican senators are engaging with Trump DOE in an effort to protect clean energy projects in their states from funding cuts. Sens. Capito and Hoeven told me they were told the leaked list of possible future cuts does not represent final “decided” actions