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Managing the Energy and Utility Enterprise – Winter 2013-2014

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The ScottMadden Energy Industry Update | January 2014

The distributed generation market, particularly solar, continues to grow, and solar developers are employing different models to promote that expansion. Utilities, meanwhile, are re-examining their own business models and regulatory paradigms to determine whether and how to accommodate distributed generation or participate in this market. Read more below.

- Long-Term Drivers for Distributed Generation
- Utility Companies Develop Different Approaches to Changing Environment as Distributed Generation Penetration Increases
- Solar Third-Party Financing Models: Different Strokes for Different Folks, But Some Common Themes

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Long-Term Drivers for Distributed Generation

Utility Companies Develop Different Approaches to Changing Environment as Distributed Generation Penetration Increases

Solar Third-Party Financing Models: Different Strokes for Different Folks, But Some Common Themes

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Postcards from the Future: Lessons Learned in Hawaii on Grid Transformation

The evolving role of the Hawaiian utilities and fast changing solar market are, as officials there like to say, “postcards from the future” for mainland energy markets. This article, featured in the Public Utilities Fortnightly Magazine, review the changes underway.

Green Mountain Power Offers Customer Battery Systems

Green Mountain Power (GMP) became the first utility to lease and sell Tesla Powerwall batteries directly to customers. The battery systems can be paired with small-scale solar to store locally generated energy, or it can be used without solar as a battery to store power from the grid.

Climate Change, Environment, and Sustainability

With a change in control of the U.S. House of Representatives, an active EPA pushing forward on new and tighter regulation that will significantly impact power generators, and a White House seeking rapprochement with the business community, federal energy and environmental policy can take a number of different paths. We handicap the potential outcomes. Read more below.

Rates and Regulatory Issues - Volume 16 - Issue 1

In this section of the Energy Industry Update, we explain how new distributed energy technology, customer preferences, and new participants are impacting utilities and the traditional regulatory compact and how utilities and regulation are adjusting to these changes.

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