Stephen Lacey
Greentech Media
Washington, DC, United States
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Past articles by Stephen:
How Electricity Use Changes During a Pandemic
This week on The Interchange podcast: What does the load curve look like during a global crisis? → Read More
How the Pandemic Will Reshape the Energy Transition
The economy tanks. This time, will it be different for cleantech? We discuss on this week’s Energy Gang podcast. → Read More
As More People Buy Carbon Offsets, Criticisms Mount
This week on The Energy Gang: We look at the problems with carbon credits focused on preserving forests. → Read More
How to Get a Job in the Clean Energy Economy
This week on The Interchange podcast: We become accidental career counselors. → Read More
Would You Take These 8 Bets About the Future?
On this week’s Interchange episode: We debate a range of predictions about the future energy system. → Read More
A Venture Capitalist’s View on the Promise of Electric Aviation
Self-flying electric airplanes are closer than you think. But how close? Andrew Beebe, managing director at Obvious Ventures, has been watching the space intently. His firm recently invested in Lilium, a startup making a vertical takeoff and landing jet. In this week's episode of The Interchange podcast, we talk with Beebe about the flight path for electric aviation. → Read More
Imagining Two Futures for Energy Blockchain
In this episode of The Interchange podcast, we explore different futures for blockchain in the energy business. → Read More
Utilities Can Learn From Amazon’s Obsession With Customer Experience
In this podcast: Tendril CEO Adrian Tuck discusses the evolution of the utility-customer relationship. → Read More
FERC’s Historic Energy Storage Ruling: A Doomsday Countdown for Natural Gas Peakers?
In this week's Energy Gang podcast, we look at the consequences of FERC's new rule on energy storage. It's a watershed moment for America's storage market. → Read More
Death to Tribalism: A Conversation With The Breakthrough Institute
In this week’s episode of The Interchange, we talk with Alex Trembath of the Breakthrough Institute about the “politics of possibility” in energy and climate. → Read More
Electric Airplanes Could Remake Aviation
On this week’s episode of The Energy Gang podcast: how electrified aviation could transform regional transportation. → Read More
Watt It Takes: A History of Greentech Media With Scott Clavenna
In this week’s edition of the Watt It Takes podcast: Our co-founder and chairman pulls back the curtain on GTM’s origins. → Read More
Renewables Are on a Collision Course With Power Markets
In this week’s episode of The Interchange: the consequences of all that wind and solar flooding the grid. → Read More
In the Biggest Renewable Energy Acquisition Yet, GIP Bids $5B for Top Asian Developer
Global Infrastructure Partners looks to further diversify beyond fossil fuels. → Read More
Energy Gang Episode 200: What’s Changed Most in Energy Over the Last Four Years?
A reflective episode of The Energy Gang. Plus, we discuss the energy and humanitarian crisis in Puerto Rico. → Read More
Microgrids, Hurricanes and Resiliency: Lessons From Sandy We Can Apply to Harvey and Irma?
On this week’s Interchange podcast, we discuss where microgrids fit into the grid resiliency picture. → Read More
Politics, Tariffs and Autos: A Review of the Fall’s Top Energy Stories
On this week’s Energy Gang podcast, we look at a few stories that are shaping 2017. → Read More
Behind the Curtain: A Conversation With Travis Fisher, Lead on DOE’s Epic Grid Reliability Report
On this week’s Interchange podcast: We get the story behind the hotly debated report. → Read More
Utilities Are Preparing for a Ridiculous Amount of New Solar Coming Their Way
And there’s an intense policy debate underway about whether it can be managed. → Read More
Global Solar Capacity Set to Surpass Nuclear for the First Time
By the end of 2017, solar PV capacity will rival nuclear. By 2022, it could more than double nuclear capacity. → Read More