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Health Care at Home: The New Risks from a Growing Trend

As more people opt to receive medical care at home, access to resilient emergency backup power will need to be prioritized and made more accessible, especially to low-income households.
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Massachusetts becomes first in the nation to make battery storage eligible for energy efficiency incentives

Energy storage has been the coming thing for years. Now, it’s arrived – as an efficiency measure.
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La Perla neighborhood in Old San Juan, Puerto Rico. Copyright Clean Energy Group.

Battery Storage Could Revolutionize Home Health Care: Lessons Learned from Puerto Rico

A new research project in Puerto Rico demonstrates that the home health care industry is potentially a new market for solar and battery storage.
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Batteries Replacing Gas in California, Coal in Colorado and Indiana

How storage will power a low carbon energy transformation has begun to emerge across the country – surprisingly led by utilities in the Midwest and West as they pursue an economic mix of renewables and battery storage to shut down and replace existing fossil-fuel plants.
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The Right to Energy Data – An Emerging Environmental Justice Issue

Free access to energy data should be a basic right in today’s changing regulatory environment.
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Maryland’s New Resiliency Program Could Serve as a Model for Other States

There’s a lot to like about the Maryland Energy Administration’s new $5 million program to support community resiliency hubs powered by solar and battery storage.
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