Sept. 2 - LA approves 100% clean energy by 2035 | Duke proposes more solar, no coal in SC by 2030

Duke explores shutting coal-fired plants by 2030 in South Carolina plans; Introducing the new and improved SEPA Utility Carbon-Reduction Tracker!; Tesla plan to sell electricity in Texas would cut out the 'middleman'; Wind energy's record 2020 growth to continue this year, but deployment could slow in 2022, DOE finds

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Renewable Energy weekly Sept.​ 2,​ 2021 | This week's renewable energy news and insights for utility leaders   BROUGHT TO YOU BY — Solar Energy Trade Shows (SETS) Solar and Energy Storage Southeast SPJoin the premier renewable energy event in the southeastern U.S. - Oct. 11-12 to Atlanta, GA. Advanced rate ends 10/9. Register Now.   LA approves 100% clean energy by 2035 target, a decade ahead of prior goal The goal puts the Los Angeles Department of Water and Power on track for an aggressive transition that backers said would present a model for the nation. Duke explores shutting coal-fired plants by 2030 in South Carolina plans The revised plans come after South Carolina regulators voted in late June to reject the utility's previous proposals and send the company back to the drawing board.  FROM: SMART ELECTRIC POWER ALLIANCE Introducing the new and improved SEPA Utility Carbon-Reduction Tracker! This interactive, public resource aggregates & summarizes industry commitments on the path to a carbon-free energy system. The new version includes interactive maps, filters & publicly accessible data that provide deeper insight into the targets established to date. Sponsored Content by Utility Dive's studioID How utilities are achieving targeted grid control As electric power systems become more highly distributed, utilities must be able to accurately model anything that can impact grid operations. Learn how utilities are using AI to respond to demand fluctuations in this playbook. Tesla plan to sell electricity in Texas would cut out the 'middleman' The company's move to leverage its solar and storage buildout could make it a unique player in Texas' electricity market, one analyst said. Wind energy's record 2020 growth to continue this year, but deployment could slow in 2022, DOE finds Wind industry growth is likely to continue through 2021, according to a Department of Energy report released Monday, but market conditions point to rising prices, and deployment may slow absent policy support, experts say. New Jersey turns to property assessed financing to boost commercial clean energy investments Lawmakers and environmental advocates say the new law creates a pathway for commercial projects ranging from renewable energy development to energy efficiency upgrades. Campaign to shut down New York City's peaker plants gains congressional ally The Peak Coalition wants to close 19 gas peaker plants in New York City, and on Thursday Rep. Carolyn Maloney, D-N.Y., took up that cause. Read more news From Our Library Podcast Overhead Line Design Principles Southwire Playbook Voltage Optimization Speeds Progress Toward Decarbonization DVI View all resources What We're Reading Quartz How solar power can help New Orleans after Hurricane Ida Financial Times Electric utility groups are wary of Democrats’ clean power ambitions The Dallas Morning News Energy Transfer to buy 120 megawatts of solar energy from northeast Texas solar project The Hill Environmental group warns hydrogen is a 'false solution' for renewables The Conversation These 3 energy storage technologies can help solve the challenge of moving to 100% renewable electricity Fox Business Freight train in Texas smashes through semi-truck hauling wind turbine blade, video shows Suggest a story we should read More From SEPA  FROM: SMART ELECTRIC POWER ALLIANCE Taking the Guesswork Out of Residential Solar and Storage Every residential solar and storage installation gets California closer to its carbon reduction goals. That's why SCE designed a digital marketplace to streamline the process. Anuj Desai of SCE and Kyle Cherrick of Electrum explore program design and implementation insights in this new SEPAPower blog.  FROM: SMART ELECTRIC POWER ALLIANCE Streamline Your Microgrid Design Process This SEPA framework will help you streamline your microgrid design process in 10 steps. Follow this guide, based on best practice research, to design a microgrid that successfully hits your team’s goals.  FROM: SMART ELECTRIC POWER ALLIANCE The Relationship Between Utilities and Large Energy Buyers is Changing. Here’s Why. We got the CEOs of SEPA and REBA together to discuss the increasing alignment between utilities and large energy buyers. Watch the resulting SEPA TV special, hosted by Canary Media journalist Emma Foehringer Merchant, to explore shared carbon reduction goals and the future of 24/7 clean energy. 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