It’s something clean tech observers and many in the utility industry have long expected, articulated in the form of a report from researchers at engineering and consulting company Black & Vetch: California utilities won’t be able to meet their 2010 renewable energy standard (RPS), which decrees that they must obtain 20 percent of their electricity [...]

SEPA’s second annual report on which national utilities have the most installed megawatts of solar capacity has just been released.

Warren Buffett’s MidAmerican has entered into an agreement with Chinese battery manufacturer BYD to develop batteries that could be used for utility-scale renewable energy generation.

In the same week, a report tells us we can achieve 10% of our energy from solar by 2025, and the Senate turns down the renewable energy tax credit. Again.