A new analysis prepared by Strategen for the Clean Energy States Alliance (CESA) demonstrates that batteries can cost-effectively replace aging fossil-fueled speakers. The analysis focuses on Maine, where the Governor’s Energy Office is currently designing a 200-MW energy storage procurement process. However, the results, which are primarily based on regional energy capacity market revenue opportunities, are applicable throughout New England and should help inform peaker replacement initiatives in other regions as well. In this CESA webinar, report author Eliasid Animas from Strategen will discuss the methodology and analysis findings. He will be joined by contributing editor Todd Olinsky-Paul from CESA. Following the presentation, they will address questions from the audience.

As the nation sees an uptick in the adoption of electric heating technologies driven by consumer trends, energy policies, and incentive programs, there is a growing need for states to ensure utility ratepayer funds are spent on infrastructure investments that consider the future of gas. In this webinar discussion, using case studies out of the Midwest in Michigan and Illinois as a lens, Advanced Energy United and a panel of experts will explore how states can best analyze the evolving trends and outlook of the natural gas system in order to both protect consumers from rising costs and pave the path for investment in energy innovation.

A new analysis, conducted for the Ohio River Valley Institute, found that the implementation of strategies outlined in a new industrial decarbonization roadmap would result in a remarkable 84% reduction in carbon emissions by 2050 in Pennsylvania. This achievement would not only help meet crucial climate goals but also lead to substantial annual savings, job growth, and improved public health. Join us for ORVI's upcoming webinar, "A Roadmap for Industrial Decarbonization in Pennsylvania," where our panelists will delve into the analysis.

Due to its abundance of fossil fuel resources, southwestern Pennsylvania has a long history of substantial energy production, often at the expense of local environmental quality and economic diversity. A new report, produced by Strategen for the Ohio River Valley Institute, offers a new decarbonization pathway for the 10-county region, which would advance the local economy, boost employment, and reduce harmful, climate-warming emissions more effectively and at a lower cost than other pathways. This webinar was on December 12, 2022.

This webinar on September 13, 2022 from 9:00-10:30 AM PT aims to provide a platform to discuss and analyze the potential for green hydrogen (GH2) to rapidly displace fossil fuel use in industrialized economies, supported by the global decarbonization imperative and accelerated by skyrocketing prices for fossil fuels and energy security vulnerabilities. The varied use cases for GH2 to drive multi-sectoral decarbonization will also inform this segment.

The report authors of "The Peaker Problem: An Overview of Peaker Power Plant Facts and Impacts in Boston, Philadelphia, and Detroit” discuss in-depth the report findings and lessons learned on how to surmount the Peaker Problem and accelerate a clean and just energy transition.

Learn more about the value proposition of a Regulatory Sandbox from industry leaders, alongside an in-depth discussion of its applications and opportunities for a variety of innovative programs, including, for example, customer-centric approaches to EVs, distributed energy storage, and rooftop solar PV across the country.

Join for a one-hour webinar exploring how the shifting NEM landscape — including state policy changes — is impacting solar and energy storage businesses.

Join as leading experts in the Texas renewables space discuss how solar and storage performed during the Texas Grid Crisis—and share the bright-hot opportunity set for these grid resources in the Lone Star state and beyond moving forward.

Leading policy experts share insights on the federal and state policies and government programs for solar and energy storage over the next four years.

Decarbonization and decentralization are driving levels of systemic complexity in global electricity systems that are unprecedented.

FERC Order 2222 is poised to set the stage for a wave of new DER coming onto the grid as wholesale market participation opens the door to new value streams for distribution system assets.

Join Strategen and guest Green Hydrogen Coalition (GHC) to learn the about the myriad ways green hydrogen can decarbonize industry.

Join Strategen and guest Green Hydrogen Coalition (GHC) to learn the basics of green hydrogen technology and infrastructure.

Join Strategen and guest Green Hydrogen Coalition (GHC) to hear from international experts on green hydrogen project progress and momentum from around the world.

The COVID-19 pandemic has had an unprecedented crisis effect on the US economy and its impacts on the power sector are starting to be felt.

Join Strategen as we learn from the Green Hydrogen Coalition (GHC) why green hydrogen should be the backbone of the clean energy transition that is already underway, and why green hydrogen is a ‘super gamechanger’ to achieve multi-sectoral decarbonization.

In the first decades of the 21st century Australia has become one of the world’s most decentralised electricity systems.