Katherine Tweed
Greentech Media
New York, NY, United States
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Past articles by Katherine:
How Do You Bring the Smart City to Life?
On this podcast: We look at the evolution of a smart city, from technology integration to future applications. → Read More
The Rising Impact of Water Costs on Energy Production
The market opportunity to address water risk grows every day, yet remains untapped. → Read More
Utilities Ignore Millennials at Their Peril
An engaged and demanding generation offers new opportunities and pitfalls for the energy industry. → Read More
72% of Corporations Are Actively Procuring Clean Energy
Corporations are far more interested in buying their own renewables than they were even one year ago. → Read More
Are We Reaching Peak Fossil Fuel for Power Generation?
Solar and wind will be cheaper than coal and gas by 2030, according to BNEF. → Read More
Solar Will Replace Nearly All Retiring Coal in Texas
ERCOT may need to plan for a skinny duck curve. → Read More
Texas Solar Shoppers Seeing Lowest Prices in the US
The latest EnergySage report finds the Lone Star State has a low price-per-watt—though its market has yet to take off. → Read More
5 Quotes We Love From BNEF’s Future of Energy Summit
Enthusiasm for a clean energy future tempered by the reality of the hard work ahead → Read More
Nearly 40% of US Electricity Could Come From Rooftop Solar
Buffalo, N.Y. ranks No. 2 among U.S. cities with the highest potential to meet electricity demand with rooftop solar. → Read More
Minnesota’s Advanced Grid Planning Process Is Contentious and Slow
The Minnesota PUC is essentially stuck in Phase 1 of its three-phase approach to grid modernization. → Read More
Minnesota’s Advanced Grid Planning Process Is Contentious and Slow
The Minnesota PUC is essentially stuck in Phase 1 of its three-phase approach to grid modernization. → Read More
ComEd Looks to Build Microgrid Clusters to Support the ‘Community of the Future’
ComEd plans for microgrids, smart streetlights and more. → Read More
Grid Edge Customer Wish List: Solar, EV Charging and Intelligent Rate Design
Large energy users in New York say utility standby rates are crippling grid-edge investment. → Read More
46 States Took Policy Action on Solar in 2015
Net metering is just the beginning. → Read More
SolarCity Kills Its MyPower Loan Product
Will a new, simplified loan program bolster investor confidence? → Read More
Looking to Restructure, RWE Is Building a $140M Venture Fund for Cleantech
RWE will roll out Bidgely services to its smart meter customers, while also looking for more promising cleantech in Silicon Valley. → Read More
To Remake the Electricity Sector, New York Needs a Partner
The state is looking for an organization to help build a distributed energy marketplace. → Read More
Is High-Voltage DC the Best Way to Modernize the Grid and Reduce Emissions?
Recently released study finds a mix of renewables and new transmission can do the job. → Read More
Johnson Controls Will Merge With Tyco for Smart Building Services
Will a streamlined Johnson Controls be a smart-buildings leader? → Read More
US Supreme Court Rules in Favor of Demand Response
“I think it will be a very positive thing for all types of resources,” says former FERC Chairman Jon Wellinghoff. → Read More