Chris Sparadeo Lithium battery energy storage systems (BESS) have become a cornerstone of modern energy infrastructure, supporting solar integration, backup power, and grid resilience. As adoption grows, so does attention on safety, particularly around thermal runaway. Thermal runaway is a … Continue reading →
Julian Spector The New England region has little to show for its big storage goals, but the new 175-MW project will help close that gap, and provide a needed boost in electricity capacity. A massive new battery has entered service in southern Maine, … Continue reading →
George Harvey The current administration seems to be trying hard to stop the growth of renewable energy as you can see in many articles in this edition of Green Energy Times. (Spoiler: It is failing.) Here we will focus on … Continue reading →
USask team finds precisely adhering to production “recipe” yields best crystals, highest-performing cells Greg Basky With the rise of power-hungry applications like AI and data centers, it is critical that the performance of renewable energy sources keeps pace. Researchers in … Continue reading →
March 27, 2026 Critical energy bills are moving through the legislature, and Clean Energy NH needs you to show up – or speak up – before it’s too late. Key priority bills have hearings before the House Science, Technology, and … Continue reading →
Backed by a Department of Energy award and a proven track record scaling clean energy companies, Lesure will lead the Vermont startup through its seed funding round and first commercial deployments. WHITE RIVER JUNCTION, VT — Durion, Inc., a Vermont-based … Continue reading →
Solar farm leases provide stable, predictable income that helps financially secure family farms and boosts rural tax revenues with minimal land impact, said a report from the SEMA Coalition. Ryan Kennedy Solar energy projects are providing American farms and rural … Continue reading →
Pending NY, VT, NH and ME Bills Mirror Utah’s Portable Solar Law So called “Balcony Solar” bills are designed to make small-scale solar more accessible to a wider range of people, including renters and condominium owners by addressing the hurdles … Continue reading →
Russ Lanoie Conway, New Hampshire’s well-known local morning radio weatherman, Ed Bergeron, has been a long-time supporter of solar energy. I helped him install an overhead solar parking lot light at his engineering firm many years ago that won an … Continue reading →
By quantifying the true impact of net zero homes, we can finally put to rest the myth that sustainability comes at the cost of financial returns. Victoria Muharsky High-performance homes, particularly net-zero homes, make life better for homeowners by boosting … Continue reading →