Posted by Cai Steger in Moving Beyond Oil
Last week, the Energy Information Administration or EIA (the non-partisan energy data and analysis unit of the federal government) released its Monthly Energy Review, which covers a wide range of energy statistics, including pricing, generation, consumption and CO2 emissions. In...continued→
Posted by Cai Steger in Moving Beyond Oil
The second round of 30% cash grants for renewable projects was awarded today by DOE and Treasury. I gave some context for these grants, as well as discussing potential concerns in a post a few weeks back covering the first...continued→
Posted by Cai Steger in Moving Beyond Oil
Today, the Department of Energy and Treasury Department announced the first set of cash grant recipients to take advantage of a new Stimulus program for renewable projects. (The cash grant program allows renewable developers or associated parties to receive an...continued→
Posted by Cai Steger in Moving Beyond Oil
Came across some PV data on the CEC (California Energy Commission) website that I thought worth sharing. Forecasting based solely on historical growth rates typically leads to overaggressive and mostly inaccurate results absent learning rates, annual and cum capacity limits...continued→
Posted by Cai Steger in Moving Beyond Oil
Today, President Obama’s new budget was officially released. Those interested only in the energy provisions can skip here, although a look at the actual draft budget is extremely informative. As usual, more industrious and well-connected sorts have beaten me to...continued→
