This week: how coronavirus could accelerate or decelerate the energy transition.We’re facing an oil shock amid a pandemic, supply chains are still in disarray, economic gears are grinding to a near halt, and countries are scrambling to put stimulus packages in place. How will this shape the energy system?We’re going to break the conversation into three parts: the impact on fossil fuels and renewables; long-term prospects for decarbonization; and a blueprint for a low-carbon stimulus.Where will the money go when this is all over? Could clean energy have the advantage over fossil energy from investors and governments?Recommended reading:<ul><li><a href="https://www.greentechmedia.com/articles/read/oil-price-means-renewables-are-a-better-investment-for-the-majors?utm_medium=email&amp;utm_source=Daily&amp;utm_campaign=GTMDaily" target="_blank">GTM</a>: Could the Oil Price Collapse Drive More $$ Into Renewables</li><li><a href="https://www.greentechmedia.com/articles/read/us-utility-sector-braces-for-coronavirus-impact" target="_blank">GTM</a>: For Wind and Solar Sectors, Biggest Coronavirus Risk May Be a Damaged Economy</li><li><a href="https://www.businessinsider.com/power-line-the-coronavirus-pandemic-stalls-clean-energy-growth-2020-3" target="_blank">Business Insider:</a> Coronavirus Stunts Clean Energy Growth</li><li><a href="https://www.wsj.com/articles/oil-markets-point-to-a-lasting-glut-of-crude-11584020646?mod=searchresults&amp;page=1&amp;pos=1" target="_blank">WSJ</a>: Oil Markets Point to Lasting Glut of Crude</li><li><a href="https://www.wsj.com/articles/hedge-fund-solus-restricts-investor-redemptions-11583944770?mod=searchresults&amp;page=2&amp;pos=13" target="_blank">WSJ</a>: Oil Drop Takes Down Hedge Fund</li><li><a href="https://oilprice.com/Energy/Energy-General/Oil-Price-Crash-Continues-Despite-15-Trillion-Fed-Intervention.html" target="_blank">OilPrice.com:</a> Oil Price Crash Continues Despite $1.5 Trillion Fed Intervention</li><li><a href="https://oilprice.com/Latest-Energy-News/World-News/Morgan-Stanley-Expects-Near-Zero-Oil-Demand-Growth-In-China-In-2020.html" target="_blank">OilPrice.com:</a> Morgan Stanley Expects Net Zero Demand Growth in China</li><li><a href="https://www.eenews.net/energywire/2020/03/12/stories/1062580833" target="_blank">E&amp;ENews</a>: The Oil Crash and Climate: What to Know</li><li><a href="https://www.eenews.net/climatewire/2020/03/11/stories/1062569643" target="_blank">E&amp;ENews</a>: Green Energy's $10T Revolution Faces Oil Crash Test</li><li><a href="https://www.eenews.net/climatewire/2020/03/11/stories/1062569643" target="_blank">E&amp;ENews:</a> Senate GOP Eyes Energy Aid in Response to Market Fallout</li></ul>This podcast is brought to you by CPower. CPower is helping organizations chart a path to energy’s future. Visit <a href="http://thecpowerway.com/future" target="_blank">thecpowerway.com/future</a> to learn how CPower can guide your decisions on distributed generation, demand response and your energy spend.

This week: how coronavirus could accelerate or decelerate the energy transition.We’re facing an oil shock amid a pandemic, supply chains are still in disarray, economic gears are grinding to a near halt, and countries are scrambling to put stimulus packages in place. How will this shape the energy system?We’re going to break the conversation into three parts: the impact on fossil fuels and renewables; long-term prospects for decarbonization; and a blueprint for a low-carbon stimulus.Where will the money go when this is all over? Could clean energy have the advantage over fossil energy from investors and governments?Recommended reading:GTM: Could the Oil Price Collapse Drive More $$ Into RenewablesGTM: For Wind and Solar Sectors, Biggest Coronavirus Risk May Be a Damaged EconomyBusiness Insider: Coronavirus Stunts Clean Energy GrowthWSJ: Oil Markets Point to Lasting Glut of CrudeWSJ: Oil Drop Takes Down Hedge FundOilPrice.com: Oil Price Crash Continues Despite $1.5 Trillion Fed InterventionOilPrice.com: Morgan Stanley Expects Net Zero Demand Growth in ChinaE&amp;ENews: The Oil Crash and Climate: What to KnowE&amp;ENews: Green Energy's $10T Revolution Faces Oil Crash TestE&amp;ENews: Senate GOP Eyes Energy Aid in Response to Market FalloutThis podcast is brought to you by CPower. CPower is helping organizations chart a path to energy’s future. Visit thecpowerway.com/future to learn how CPower can guide your decisions on distributed generation, demand response and your energy spend.

The Energy Gang

The Coronavirus Fallout

This week on Watt It Takes: Powerhouse CEO Emily Kirsch sits down with Robyn Beavers, the co-founder and CEO of <a href="https://www.blueprintpower.com/" target="_blank">Blueprint Power</a>.&nbsp;Blueprint works with real estate companies to turn their buildings into clean energy power plants. Blueprint developed software that helps building owners optimize their use of co-generation, fuel cells, solar or batteries.Robin has a long history in the worlds of tech, real estate and energy. She was an early employee at Google, and went on to found the company’s environmental strategy group. She later built the innovation team at NRG Energy. She later went into the world of real estate, where she oversaw venture investments at Lennar.&nbsp;Today, she’s bringing all that experience together in the hopes of making buildings more dynamic actors on the grid.&nbsp;This conversation was recorded at the Powerhouse headquarters in Oakland, California.&nbsp;To learn more about future speakers and attending a live event, go to <a href="https://powerhouse.fund/" target="_blank">Powerhouse.fund</a> and click on the events tab. You can listen to all of the episodes of <a href="https://www.greentechmedia.com/articles/tag/watt-it-takes" target="_blank">Watt It Takes here</a>.This podcast is brought to you by CPower. CPower is helping organizations chart a path to energy’s future. Visit&nbsp;<a href="https://cpowerenergymanagement.com/#utm_source=Green%20Tech%20Media&amp;utm_medium=Advertising&amp;utm_campaign=OA-2020-03-01-GTM_EnergyGangSponsor" target="_blank">thecpowerway.com/future</a>&nbsp;to learn how CPower can guide your decisions on distributed generation, demand response and energy spend.

This week on Watt It Takes: Powerhouse CEO Emily Kirsch sits down with Robyn Beavers, the co-founder and CEO of Blueprint Power.&nbsp;Blueprint works with real estate companies to turn their buildings into clean energy power plants. Blueprint developed software that helps building owners optimize their use of co-generation, fuel cells, solar or batteries.Robin has a long history in the worlds of tech, real estate and energy. She was an early employee at Google, and went on to found the company’s environmental strategy group. She later built the innovation team at NRG Energy. She later went into the world of real estate, where she oversaw venture investments at Lennar.&nbsp;Today, she’s bringing all that experience together in the hopes of making buildings more dynamic actors on the grid.&nbsp;This conversation was recorded at the Powerhouse headquarters in Oakland, California.&nbsp;To learn more about future speakers and attending a live event, go to Powerhouse.fund and click on the events tab. You can listen to all of the episodes of Watt It Takes here.This podcast is brought to you by CPower. CPower is helping organizations chart a path to energy’s future. Visit&nbsp;thecpowerway.com/future&nbsp;to learn how CPower can guide your decisions on distributed generation, demand response and energy spend.

Watt It Takes: Turning Real Estate Into Clean-Power Assets

What to do with all this climate money moving around?&nbsp;The richest man in the world, Jeff Bezos, says he is going to channel $10 billion of his own dollars into climate solutions. Is this the biggest climate philanthropy ever? And where should he be devoting those dollars? We’ll help him spend it.Then, the mushy middle. Our own Jigar Shah’s Generate Capital has raised another billion dollars to fund climate tech that is less attractive to some investors – fuel cells, microgrids and unconventional solar projects. We’ll talk about the underserved opportunities in finance.&nbsp;And a new pot of money from ARPA-E to scale up existing technologies. It’s paltry compared to the money people like Gates and Bezos are throwing into the space. What role is the government playing to scale climate tech?&nbsp;&nbsp;Recommended reading:<ul><li><a href="https://www.eenews.net/stories/1062397745" target="_blank">EENews</a>: He Wants to Own It. Will $10B Buy the Climate Movement?</li><li><a href="https://www.theatlantic.com/science/archive/2020/02/jeff-bezos-will-struggle-spend-10-billion-climate-change/606733/" target="_blank">The Atlantic:</a> $10 Billion? In This climate?</li><li><a href="https://www.greentechmedia.com/articles/read/generate-capitals-1-billion-raise-draws-global-infrastructure-funds-to-cleantech" target="_blank">GTM</a>: Generate Capital’s $1B Raise Draws Global Infrastructure Funds to Cleantech</li><li><a href="https://www.greencarcongress.com/2019/12/20191218-scaleup.html" target="_blank">Green Car Congress:</a> ARPA-E Offers Up to $50 Million for Scaleups That Have a Path</li></ul> This podcast is brought to you by CPower. CPower is helping organizations chart a path to energy's future. Visit <a href="https://info.cpowerenergymanagement.com/?utm_source=Green%20Tech%20Media&amp;utm_medium=Advertising&amp;utm_campaign=OA-2020-03-01-GTM_EnergyGangSponsor" target="_blank">thecpowerway.com/future</a> to learn how CPower can guide your decisions on distributed generation, demand response and your energy spend.

What to do with all this climate money moving around?&nbsp;The richest man in the world, Jeff Bezos, says he is going to channel $10 billion of his own dollars into climate solutions. Is this the biggest climate philanthropy ever? And where should he be devoting those dollars? We’ll help him spend it.Then, the mushy middle. Our own Jigar Shah’s Generate Capital has raised another billion dollars to fund climate tech that is less attractive to some investors – fuel cells, microgrids and unconventional solar projects. We’ll talk about the underserved opportunities in finance.&nbsp;And a new pot of money from ARPA-E to scale up existing technologies. It’s paltry compared to the money people like Gates and Bezos are throwing into the space. What role is the government playing to scale climate tech?&nbsp;&nbsp;Recommended reading:EENews: He Wants to Own It. Will $10B Buy the Climate Movement?The Atlantic: $10 Billion? In This climate?GTM: Generate Capital’s $1B Raise Draws Global Infrastructure Funds to CleantechGreen Car Congress: ARPA-E Offers Up to $50 Million for Scaleups That Have a PathThis podcast is brought to you by CPower. CPower is helping organizations chart a path to energy's future. Visit thecpowerway.com/future to learn how CPower can guide your decisions on distributed generation, demand response and your energy spend.

We Spend Jeff Bezos’ Climate Money

Just weeks after taking over as CEO of BP, Bernard Looney unveiled a series of climate targets. This isn’t the first time BP has tried to make a push into clean energy and decarbonization -- is this time different?In this week’s episode, we’ll look at the pressures that BP is facing. What does it take for a publicly-owned company to reevaluate its core product? And how do you reduce the carbon intensity of a hydrocarbon business? We’ll dig through the details.Then, natural gas is suddenly in the hot seat. For gas-only utilities, one pathway is clear. They have to push renewable methane. But what are the limitations? And how will the battle over natural gas connections play out?Finally, we’ll talk about another reversal, this time in Virginia. The state legislature is right in the middle of setting some pretty strong goals for offshore wind and storage, and they’ve got a governor who wants to sign it. What caused the politics to turn around so suddenly?&nbsp;&nbsp;Recommended reading:<ul><li><a href="https://theicct.org/sites/default/files/publications/Hainan_Clean_Energy_Vehicle_Dev_20190426.pdf" target="_blank">Vox:</a> The False Promise of Renewable Natural Gas</li><li><a href="https://www.greentechmedia.com/articles/read/dominion-virginia-lawmakers-race-to-define-clean-energy-goals-offshore-wind-plans" target="_blank">GTM</a>: Virginia Lawmakers Race to Define Clean Energy Goals, Offshore Wind Plans</li><li><a href="https://www.wsj.com/articles/bp-wants-to-be-carbon-neutral-by-2050-11581517147" target="_blank">WSJ:</a> BP Wants to Become Carbon Neutral by 2050, But Doesn’t Say How</li></ul>=This podcast is brought to you by Energetic Insurance. Energetic’s EneRate Credit Cover policy is an easy button for commercial solar — similar to a FICO score in residential solar. This enables savvy developers and investors to quickly finance commercial solar projects and turn around portfolio refinancings more rapidly. <a href="https://www.energeticinsurance.com/gtm" target="_blank">Find out more</a>.This podcast is brought to you by KORE Power. KORE Power is a leading manufacturer of high-density, high-voltage energy storage solutions for utility, industrial, microgrids and mission-critical markets. <a href="https://korepower.com/" target="_blank">Find out more</a>.

Just weeks after taking over as CEO of BP, Bernard Looney unveiled a series of climate targets. This isn’t the first time BP has tried to make a push into clean energy and decarbonization -- is this time different?In this week’s episode, we’ll look at the pressures that BP is facing. What does it take for a publicly-owned company to reevaluate its core product? And how do you reduce the carbon intensity of a hydrocarbon business? We’ll dig through the details.Then, natural gas is suddenly in the hot seat. For gas-only utilities, one pathway is clear. They have to push renewable methane. But what are the limitations? And how will the battle over natural gas connections play out?Finally, we’ll talk about another reversal, this time in Virginia. The state legislature is right in the middle of setting some pretty strong goals for offshore wind and storage, and they’ve got a governor who wants to sign it. What caused the politics to turn around so suddenly?&nbsp;&nbsp;Recommended reading:Vox: The False Promise of Renewable Natural GasGTM: Virginia Lawmakers Race to Define Clean Energy Goals, Offshore Wind PlansWSJ: BP Wants to Become Carbon Neutral by 2050, But Doesn’t Say How=This podcast is brought to you by Energetic Insurance. Energetic’s EneRate Credit Cover policy is an easy button for commercial solar — similar to a FICO score in residential solar. This enables savvy developers and investors to quickly finance commercial solar projects and turn around portfolio refinancings more rapidly. Find out more.This podcast is brought to you by KORE Power. KORE Power is a leading manufacturer of high-density, high-voltage energy storage solutions for utility, industrial, microgrids and mission-critical markets. Find out more. 

Is BP's Shift for Real?

This week: The cutting-edge business of bringing power to the last billion people on Earth without it.&nbsp;We’ll follow the money, the markets, the business models and ask whether distributed renewables are providing a real alternative to slow grid connections.&nbsp;Investments in off-grid power in Africa and Asia have skyrocketed in the last five years. Thirty times more money went into the sector in 2018 compared with 2013. More than $500 million dollars was invested in electrification in 2018, for the first time, an analysis by Wood Mackenzie found.The money is finally bringing lights, cell phone charging and electric stoves to millions of people who had to rely on kerosene and wood. But is the money getting funneled to the right projects? Can they scale to meet a high-energy society? And what are the bottlenecks in international finance preventing these solutions from expanding faster?<a href="https://twitter.com/solarbenattia?lang=en" target="_blank">Ben Attia</a> joins us for a dive into the state of the market. Ben has spent years immersed in the world of solar home systems and off grid renewables in the Middle East and Africa. He leads emerging coverage of off-grid power markets for Wood MacKenzie.&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;Resources:<ul><li><a href="https://www.woodmac.com/news/editorial/growing-offgrid-energy-access-sector/" target="_blank">Wood MacKenzie:</a> Strategic Investments in Energy Access (by Ben)</li><li><a href="https://www.greentechmedia.com/articles/read/investment-in-off-grid-energy-access-2018" target="_blank">GTM:</a> Report: Investment in Off-Grid Energy Access Totals $1.7B Through 2018</li><li><a href="https://static1.squarespace.com/static/5d371cb401986300013881d3/t/5d6fe81b03b5ca0001497462/1567615021117/GCEEP+-InceptionReport-2019.pdf" target="_blank">MIT–Rockefeller Commission Report:</a></li><li><a href="https://www.ft.com/content/8832bffc-f319-36fa-a720-fadaaf86e4f4" target="_blank">Financial Times</a>: Mobisol, A Cautionary Tale for Impact Investors</li><li><a href="https://www.kahawatungu.com/2019/12/13/mkopa-unveils-solar-refrigerators-off-grid-customers/" target="_blank">Kahawatungu</a>: M-Kopa Unveils Solar Refrigerators for Off-Grid Customers</li><li><a href="https://www.forbes.com/sites/meghabahree/2019/11/07/tata-power-aims-to-boost-electricity-for-rural-india/#120347eb85f0" target="_blank">Forbes</a> Tata Power Aims to Boost Electricity for Rural India</li><li>Bloomberg Tata, Rockefeller Foundation Plan 10,000 India Microgrids</li><li><a href="https://www.businesslive.co.za/bd/national/2020-01-13-digital-tech-in-solar-sector-will-be-big-help-to-emerging-countries/" target="_blank">South Africa Business Day:</a> Digital tech in solar will be big help to emerging countries</li></ul>This podcast is brought to you by Energetic Insurance. Energetic’s EneRate Credit Cover policy is an easy button for commercial solar — similar to a FICO score in residential solar. This enables savvy developers and investors to quickly finance commercial solar projects and turn around portfolio refinancings more rapidly. <a href="https://www.energeticinsurance.com/gtm" target="_blank">Find out more</a>.This podcast is brought to you by KORE Power. KORE Power is a leading manufacturer of high-density, high-voltage energy storage solutions for utility, industrial, microgrids and mission-critical markets. <a href="https://korepower.com/" target="_blank">Find out more</a>.&nbsp;

This week: The cutting-edge business of bringing power to the last billion people on Earth without it.&nbsp;We’ll follow the money, the markets, the business models and ask whether distributed renewables are providing a real alternative to slow grid connections.&nbsp;Investments in off-grid power in Africa and Asia have skyrocketed in the last five years. Thirty times more money went into the sector in 2018 compared with 2013. More than $500 million dollars was invested in electrification in 2018, for the first time, an analysis by Wood Mackenzie found.The money is finally bringing lights, cell phone charging and electric stoves to millions of people who had to rely on kerosene and wood. But is the money getting funneled to the right projects? Can they scale to meet a high-energy society? And what are the bottlenecks in international finance preventing these solutions from expanding faster?Ben Attia joins us for a dive into the state of the market. Ben has spent years immersed in the world of solar home systems and off grid renewables in the Middle East and Africa. He leads emerging coverage of off-grid power markets for Wood MacKenzie.&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;Resources:Wood MacKenzie: Strategic Investments in Energy Access (by Ben)GTM: Report: Investment in Off-Grid Energy Access Totals $1.7B Through 2018MIT–Rockefeller Commission Report:Financial Times: Mobisol, A Cautionary Tale for Impact InvestorsKahawatungu: M-Kopa Unveils Solar Refrigerators for Off-Grid CustomersForbes Tata Power Aims to Boost Electricity for Rural IndiaBloomberg Tata, Rockefeller Foundation Plan 10,000 India MicrogridsSouth Africa Business Day: Digital tech in solar will be big help to emerging countriesThis podcast is brought to you by Energetic Insurance. Energetic’s EneRate Credit Cover policy is an easy button for commercial solar — similar to a FICO score in residential solar. This enables savvy developers and investors to quickly finance commercial solar projects and turn around portfolio refinancings more rapidly. Find out more.This podcast is brought to you by KORE Power. KORE Power is a leading manufacturer of high-density, high-voltage energy storage solutions for utility, industrial, microgrids and mission-critical markets. Find out more.&nbsp;

The State of Off-Grid Energy Access

This week on Watt It Takes: Powerhouse CEO Emily Kirsch sits down with Dr. Christine Ho, the co-founder and CEO of <a href="https://www.imprintenergy.com/" target="_blank">Imprint Energy</a>.Imprint Energy is the company created to commercialize Christine’s invention: a tiny, zinc-based solid-state battery that can be screen printed. It’s being integrated into sensors and other tiny devices across the internet-of-things.Christine’s father was an entrepreneur. She saw the highs and lows of that life. She followed his path -- and has faced her own similar tumult. Today, Imprint is licensing its technology to multiple manufacturers, and it’s printed hundreds of thousands of batteries.This conversation was recorded at the Powerhouse headquarters in Oakland, California.&nbsp;To learn more about future speakers and attending a live event, go to <a href="https://powerhouse.fund/" target="_blank">Powerhouse.fund</a> and click on the events tab. Listen to all of the episodes of <a href="https://www.greentechmedia.com/articles/tag/watt-it-takes" target="_blank">Watt It Takes here</a>.Subscribe to <a href="https://www.greentechmedia.com/newsletters" target="_blank">GTM’s newsletter</a> to learn more about the companies we profile on this series.This podcast is brought to you by Energetic Insurance. Energetic’s EneRate Credit Cover policy is an easy button for commercial solar — similar to a FICO score in residential solar. This enables savvy developers and investors to quickly finance commercial solar projects and turn around portfolio refinancings more rapidly. <a href="https://www.energeticinsurance.com/gtm" target="_blank">Find out more</a>.This podcast is brought to you by KORE Power. KORE Power is a leading manufacturer of high-density, high-voltage energy storage solutions for utility, industrial, microgrids and mission-critical markets. <a href="https://korepower.com/" target="_blank">Find out more</a>.

This week on Watt It Takes: Powerhouse CEO Emily Kirsch sits down with Dr. Christine Ho, the co-founder and CEO of Imprint Energy.Imprint Energy is the company created to commercialize Christine’s invention: a tiny, zinc-based solid-state battery that can be screen printed. It’s being integrated into sensors and other tiny devices across the internet-of-things.Christine’s father was an entrepreneur. She saw the highs and lows of that life. She followed his path -- and has faced her own similar tumult. Today, Imprint is licensing its technology to multiple manufacturers, and it’s printed hundreds of thousands of batteries.This conversation was recorded at the Powerhouse headquarters in Oakland, California.&nbsp;To learn more about future speakers and attending a live event, go to Powerhouse.fund and click on the events tab. Listen to all of the episodes of Watt It Takes here.Subscribe to GTM’s newsletter to learn more about the companies we profile on this series.This podcast is brought to you by Energetic Insurance. Energetic’s EneRate Credit Cover policy is an easy button for commercial solar — similar to a FICO score in residential solar. This enables savvy developers and investors to quickly finance commercial solar projects and turn around portfolio refinancings more rapidly. Find out more.This podcast is brought to you by KORE Power. KORE Power is a leading manufacturer of high-density, high-voltage energy storage solutions for utility, industrial, microgrids and mission-critical markets. Find out more.

Watt It Takes: Bringing Printable Batteries From Lab to Market

This week: The largest utility in one of the West’s reddest states will go carbon-free by 2050.&nbsp;The power company that has poured tens of millions of dollars into electing friendly regulators and fighting renewable energy says it’s all in for zero carbon electricity — even if the exact pathway isn’t yet clear.&nbsp;Wasn’t APS investing heavily in keeping the Four Corners coal plant open longer? What happened? And how will this impact the way the utility starts planning its resource mix today?&nbsp;Then, Congressional Republicans say they’re getting serious about climate. They’ve got a new messaging bill. We’ll talk about what’s in it — or what’s not in it — and ask why they’re tackling the issue now?Plus, plug-in hybrids versus electric cars. Honda’s CEO says he thinks plug-in hybrids will dominate for a long time. What will the electric mobility transition look like? Will we jump straight to EVs, or will hybrids be a viable interim step for some automakers?&nbsp;Resources:<ul><li><a href="https://www.greentechmedia.com/articles/read/arizona-public-service-carbon-free-power-2050" target="_blank">Greentech Media:</a> Arizona Public Service Carbon Free Power 2050</li><li><a href="https://www.azcentral.com/story/money/business/energy/2020/01/14/arizona-public-service-ceo-jeff-guldner-says-company-wont-spend-on-corporation-commission-races/4454829002/" target="_blank">AZ Central:</a> APS CEO says Company Won’t Spend on Political Campaigns&nbsp;</li><li><a href="https://www.politico.com/news/2020/01/26/climate-change-trump-republicans-104665" target="_blank">Politico:</a> House Republicans Caught Between Trump and Young Voters on CC</li><li><a href="https://www.axios.com/climate-change-house-republicans-trees-plastic-3a6a5695-2f92-4173-8693-800500bef500.html?utm_source=newsletter&amp;utm_medium=email&amp;utm_campaign=newsletter_axiosam&amp;stream=top" target="_blank">Axios:</a> Elements of the GOP Plan</li><li><a href="https://insideevs.com/features/342682/whats-better-a-fully-electric-car-or-a-plug-in-hybrid-ev/" target="_blank">Inside EVs:</a> What’s Better, A Plug-in Hybrid or a Fully Electric</li><li><a href="https://www.extremetech.com/extreme/303907-did-hondas-ceo-say-evs-make-no-sense-not-exactly" target="_blank">ExtremeTech:</a> Did Honda’s CEO Say BEVs Make No Sense? Not Exactly</li></ul>This podcast is brought to you by Energetic Insurance. Energetic’s EneRate Credit Cover policy is an easy button for commercial solar — similar to a FICO score in residential solar. This enables savvy developers and investors to quickly finance commercial solar projects and turn around portfolio refinancings more rapidly. <a href="https://www.energeticinsurance.com/gtm" target="_blank">Find out more</a>.This podcast is brought to you by KORE Power. KORE Power is a leading manufacturer of high-density, high-voltage energy storage solutions for utility, industrial, microgrids and mission-critical markets. <a href="https://korepower.com/" target="_blank">Find out more</a>.

This week: The largest utility in one of the West’s reddest states will go carbon-free by 2050.&nbsp;The power company that has poured tens of millions of dollars into electing friendly regulators and fighting renewable energy says it’s all in for zero carbon electricity — even if the exact pathway isn’t yet clear.&nbsp;Wasn’t APS investing heavily in keeping the Four Corners coal plant open longer? What happened? And how will this impact the way the utility starts planning its resource mix today?&nbsp;Then, Congressional Republicans say they’re getting serious about climate. They’ve got a new messaging bill. We’ll talk about what’s in it — or what’s not in it — and ask why they’re tackling the issue now?Plus, plug-in hybrids versus electric cars. Honda’s CEO says he thinks plug-in hybrids will dominate for a long time. What will the electric mobility transition look like? Will we jump straight to EVs, or will hybrids be a viable interim step for some automakers?&nbsp;Resources:Greentech Media: Arizona Public Service Carbon Free Power 2050AZ Central: APS CEO says Company Won’t Spend on Political Campaigns&nbsp;Politico: House Republicans Caught Between Trump and Young Voters on CCAxios: Elements of the GOP PlanInside EVs: What’s Better, A Plug-in Hybrid or a Fully ElectricExtremeTech: Did Honda’s CEO Say BEVs Make No Sense? Not ExactlyThis podcast is brought to you by Energetic Insurance. Energetic’s EneRate Credit Cover policy is an easy button for commercial solar — similar to a FICO score in residential solar. This enables savvy developers and investors to quickly finance commercial solar projects and turn around portfolio refinancings more rapidly. Find out more.This podcast is brought to you by KORE Power. KORE Power is a leading manufacturer of high-density, high-voltage energy storage solutions for utility, industrial, microgrids and mission-critical markets. Find out more. 

Arizona Public Service’s Historic Shift

This week: Microsoft is setting a new standard for corporate climate targets.The technology company promised to remove all of the carbon that it’s ever put in the atmosphere -- going back to when it was founded in an Albuquerque garage in 1975.&nbsp;That includes $1 billion in carbon removal technologies and methods. Can it pull off such an ambitious plan? And will it force other corporates to follow?Then, a landmark climate case. Twenty-one young people who sued the federal government for the right to live in a stable climate prevailed and prevailed and prevailed…until they lost. A judge agreed with their case, but said the courts weren’t the place to remedy climate change. What does it mean for future litigation?Plus, we have a new member of the gang we’re going to meet. It’s Ingrid Lobet, our senior editor. Make sure to <a href="https://twitter.com/yeyelobet?lang=en" target="_blank">follow her on Twitter</a>.&nbsp;Resources:<ul><li><a href="https://www.technologyreview.com/s/615066/microsoft-will-invest-1-billion-into-carbon-reduction-and-removal-technologies/" target="_blank">MIT Technology Review</a>: Microsoft Will Invest $1B in Carbon Reduction and Removal Tech</li><li><a href="https://www.wsj.com/articles/microsoft-raises-stakes-in-corporate-climate-pledge-race-11579195800" target="_blank">Wall Street Journal</a>: Microsoft Raises Stakes in Corporate Climate Pledge Race</li><li><a href="https://www.vox.com/2020/1/17/21070810/climate-change-lawsuit-juliana-vs-us-our-childrens-trust-9th-circuit" target="_blank">Vox</a>: 21 Kids Sued the Government Over Climate Change</li><li><a href="https://apnews.com/caa51d668ed6ee0008cb1118c3290150" target="_blank">AP:</a> U.S. Courts Dismisses Suit by Youth Over Climate Change</li></ul>This podcast is brought to you by Energetic Insurance. Energetic’s EneRate Credit Cover policy is an easy button for commercial solar — similar to a FICO score in residential solar. This enables savvy developers and investors to quickly finance commercial solar projects and turn around portfolio refinancings more rapidly. <a href="https://www.energeticinsurance.com/gtm" target="_blank">Find out more</a>.This podcast is brought to you by KORE Power. KORE Power is a leading manufacturer of high-density, high-voltage energy storage solutions for utility, industrial, microgrids and mission-critical markets. <a href="https://korepower.com/" target="_blank">Find out more</a>.&nbsp;

This week: Microsoft is setting a new standard for corporate climate targets.The technology company promised to remove all of the carbon that it’s ever put in the atmosphere -- going back to when it was founded in an Albuquerque garage in 1975.&nbsp;That includes $1 billion in carbon removal technologies and methods. Can it pull off such an ambitious plan? And will it force other corporates to follow?Then, a landmark climate case. Twenty-one young people who sued the federal government for the right to live in a stable climate prevailed and prevailed and prevailed…until they lost. A judge agreed with their case, but said the courts weren’t the place to remedy climate change. What does it mean for future litigation?Plus, we have a new member of the gang we’re going to meet. It’s Ingrid Lobet, our senior editor. Make sure to follow her on Twitter.&nbsp;Resources:MIT Technology Review: Microsoft Will Invest $1B in Carbon Reduction and Removal TechWall Street Journal: Microsoft Raises Stakes in Corporate Climate Pledge RaceVox: 21 Kids Sued the Government Over Climate ChangeAP: U.S. Courts Dismisses Suit by Youth Over Climate ChangeThis podcast is brought to you by Energetic Insurance. Energetic’s EneRate Credit Cover policy is an easy button for commercial solar — similar to a FICO score in residential solar. This enables savvy developers and investors to quickly finance commercial solar projects and turn around portfolio refinancings more rapidly. Find out more.This podcast is brought to you by KORE Power. KORE Power is a leading manufacturer of high-density, high-voltage energy storage solutions for utility, industrial, microgrids and mission-critical markets. Find out more.&nbsp;

Microsoft’s Carbon-Negative Gambit

The world’s largest asset manager, BlackRock, is suddenly putting sustainability and climate risk at the center of its investment strategy.&nbsp;“Investors are increasingly...recognizing that climate risk is investment risk. These questions are driving a profound reassessment of risk and asset values. And because capital markets pull future risk forward, we will see changes in capital allocation more quickly than we see changes to the climate itself,” wrote BlackRock CEO Larry Fink in his yearly investment letter.BlackRock manages over $7 trillion in assets. This new strategy could have a wide impact on the world of finance -- and put climate risk at the top of investor considerations.Plus, activists are targeting banks like Chase and Citibank by hitting them on the consumer finance side. We check in on the divestment movement as it gains momentum.Then, a look at some lesser-known, but formidable greenhouse gases: refrigerants. How much a problem are they?Finally, California looks beyond lithium-ion batteries. The state is looking to fund the next ideas in energy storage. What are those technologies and how will they be deployed?Resources:<ul><li><a href="https://www.nytimes.com/2020/01/14/business/dealbook/larry-fink-blackrock-climate-change.html" target="_blank">New York Times</a>: BlackRock C.E.O. Larry Fink:&nbsp;Climate Crisis Will Reshape Finance</li><li><a href="https://climate2020podcast.com/episodes/episode-16" target="_blank">Listen to the Climate 2020 podcast</a> interview with Bill McKibben</li><li><a href="https://www.nytimes.com/2020/01/11/opinion/climate-change-bank-investment.html" target="_blank">Bill McKibben in NYT</a>: Want to Do Something About Climate? Follow the Money</li><li><a href="https://www.eenews.net/eedaily/2019/10/31/stories/1061420649" target="_blank">E&amp;E News</a>: Senators Float HFC Phase-Down Bill</li><li><a href="https://www.greenbiz.com/article/why-supermarkets-are-key-cooler-climate" target="_blank">GreenBiz</a>: Why Supermarkets are Key to a Cooler Climate</li><li><a href="https://www.utilitydive.com/news/california-has-big-clean-energy-ambitions-and-is-looking-for-better-energy/569787/" target="_blank">Utility Dive</a>: California Is Looking for Better Storage</li></ul>This podcast is brought to you by Energetic Insurance. Energetic’s EneRate Credit Cover policy is an easy button for commercial solar – similar to a FICO score in residential solar. This enables savvy developers and investors to quickly finance commercial solar projects and turn around portfolio refinancings faster. <a href="https://www.energeticinsurance.com/gtm" target="_blank">Find out more</a>.This podcast is brought to you by KORE Power. KORE Power is a leading manufacturer of high-density, high-voltage energy storage solutions for utility, industrial, microgrids and mission-critical markets. <a href="https://korepower.com/" target="_blank">Find out more</a>.&nbsp;

The world’s largest asset manager, BlackRock, is suddenly putting sustainability and climate risk at the center of its investment strategy.&nbsp;“Investors are increasingly...recognizing that climate risk is investment risk. These questions are driving a profound reassessment of risk and asset values. And because capital markets pull future risk forward, we will see changes in capital allocation more quickly than we see changes to the climate itself,” wrote BlackRock CEO Larry Fink in his yearly investment letter.BlackRock manages over $7 trillion in assets. This new strategy could have a wide impact on the world of finance -- and put climate risk at the top of investor considerations.Plus, activists are targeting banks like Chase and Citibank by hitting them on the consumer finance side. We check in on the divestment movement as it gains momentum.Then, a look at some lesser-known, but formidable greenhouse gases: refrigerants. How much a problem are they?Finally, California looks beyond lithium-ion batteries. The state is looking to fund the next ideas in energy storage. What are those technologies and how will they be deployed?Resources:New York Times: BlackRock C.E.O. Larry Fink:&nbsp;Climate Crisis Will Reshape FinanceListen to the Climate 2020 podcast interview with Bill McKibbenBill McKibben in NYT: Want to Do Something About Climate? Follow the MoneyE&amp;E News: Senators Float HFC Phase-Down BillGreenBiz: Why Supermarkets are Key to a Cooler ClimateUtility Dive: California Is Looking for Better StorageThis podcast is brought to you by Energetic Insurance. Energetic’s EneRate Credit Cover policy is an easy button for commercial solar – similar to a FICO score in residential solar. This enables savvy developers and investors to quickly finance commercial solar projects and turn around portfolio refinancings faster. Find out more.This podcast is brought to you by KORE Power. KORE Power is a leading manufacturer of high-density, high-voltage energy storage solutions for utility, industrial, microgrids and mission-critical markets. Find out more.&nbsp;

The World’s Biggest Capitalist Says Climate Is ‘Reshaping Finance’

This week, a look at the bushfires in Australia — their impact to the country, to the grid, and to politics of climate.Then, a big change could be coming to a foundational federal policy in America. Are the proposed changes to PURPA a thoughtful response to market conditions and cheap renewables, or a political play?Finally, we learn to code. Joe Biden is the latest democrat to push the idea that laid-off miners should learn to code. Why did it spark so much derision?Recommended reading:<ul><li><a href="https://www.theatlantic.com/science/archive/2020/01/australia-caught-climate-spiral/604423/" target="_blank">The Atlantic</a>: Australia Will Lose to Climate Change</li><li><a href="https://www.greentechmedia.com/articles/read/ferc-proposal-could-gut-already-suffering-purpa-solar-markets" target="_blank">GTM</a>: FERC Proposal Brings New Threat to Already-Suffering PURPA Solar Markets</li><li><a href="http://biden%20to%20coal%20miners:%20Learn%20to%20Code/" target="_blank">Gizmodo</a>: Biden Tells Miners to Learn to Code</li></ul> This podcast is brought to you by KORE Power. KORE Power is a leading manufacturer of high density, high voltage energy storage solutions for utility, industrial, microgrids, and mission-critical markets.&nbsp;<a href="https://korepower.com/" target="_blank">Find out more</a>.&nbsp;

This week, a look at the bushfires in Australia — their impact to the country, to the grid, and to politics of climate.Then, a big change could be coming to a foundational federal policy in America. Are the proposed changes to PURPA a thoughtful response to market conditions and cheap renewables, or a political play?Finally, we learn to code. Joe Biden is the latest democrat to push the idea that laid-off miners should learn to code. Why did it spark so much derision?Recommended reading:The Atlantic: Australia Will Lose to Climate ChangeGTM: FERC Proposal Brings New Threat to Already-Suffering PURPA Solar MarketsGizmodo: Biden Tells Miners to Learn to CodeThis podcast is brought to you by KORE Power. KORE Power is a leading manufacturer of high density, high voltage energy storage solutions for utility, industrial, microgrids, and mission-critical markets.&nbsp;Find out more.&nbsp;

Will Australia's Hellish Fires Influence Climate Politics?

We have some bonus listening as we close out the year!We present one of our most popular episodes of The Interchange: <a href="https://www.greentechmedia.com/articles/read/the-deep-decarbonization-draft-part-2" target="_blank">The Deep Decarbonization Draft</a>.It's like fantasy sports for energy nerds. The premise is simple: Shayle and Stephen choose their teams of decarbonization technologies and methods, and then pit them against each other to determine who’s best at saving the planet.Go subscribe to The Interchange anywhere you get your podcasts. It's the perfect compliment to The Energy Gang.Happy New Year!

We have some bonus listening as we close out the year!We present one of our most popular episodes of The Interchange: The Deep Decarbonization Draft.It's like fantasy sports for energy nerds. The premise is simple: Shayle and Stephen choose their teams of decarbonization technologies and methods, and then pit them against each other to determine who’s best at saving the planet.Go subscribe to The Interchange anywhere you get your podcasts. It's the perfect compliment to The Energy Gang.Happy New Year!

Presenting: The Deep Decarbonization Draft

We’re closing out the decade this week with a retrospective.&nbsp;We have been doing this show since 2013. So we are going to share some of our top story lines in energy and cleantech of the last 10 years — many of which played out while we were doing this show.We’ll start with some personal retrospectives. What was consuming us back in 2009? How did that story shake out?Then we’ll choose the most important stories that defined the teens. Katherine will choose the top policy trend, Jigar will choose the top business trend, and Stephen will choose the top tech trend.Finally, we’ll look ahead to 2030 and beyond. What needs to happen in policy, business, technology to “win” the decade?=If you’re looking for more listening over the holidays, check out <a href="https://www.greentechmedia.com/articles/read/the-most-influential-stories-of-the-decade" target="_blank">our year-end episode</a> of The Interchange.&nbsp;Support for the&nbsp;Interchange&nbsp;comes from&nbsp;<a href="https://www.schneider-electric.us/en/" target="_blank">Schneider Electric</a>, the leader of the digital transformation in energy management and automation.&nbsp;Support for this podcast comes from PG&amp;E. PG&amp;E is helping to electrify corporate fleet vehicles. Get in touch with PG&amp;E’s EV specialists to&nbsp;<a href="http://pge.com/gtm" target="_blank">find out how you can take your transportation fleet electric</a>.

We’re closing out the decade this week with a retrospective.&nbsp;We have been doing this show since 2013. So we are going to share some of our top story lines in energy and cleantech of the last 10 years — many of which played out while we were doing this show.We’ll start with some personal retrospectives. What was consuming us back in 2009? How did that story shake out?Then we’ll choose the most important stories that defined the teens. Katherine will choose the top policy trend, Jigar will choose the top business trend, and Stephen will choose the top tech trend.Finally, we’ll look ahead to 2030 and beyond. What needs to happen in policy, business, technology to “win” the decade?=If you’re looking for more listening over the holidays, check out our year-end episode of The Interchange.&nbsp;Support for the&nbsp;Interchange&nbsp;comes from&nbsp;Schneider Electric, the leader of the digital transformation in energy management and automation.&nbsp;Support for this podcast comes from PG&amp;E. PG&amp;E is helping to electrify corporate fleet vehicles. Get in touch with PG&amp;E’s EV specialists to&nbsp;find out how you can take your transportation fleet electric.

Reflections on the Last 10 Years, Projections for the Next 10

This week on Watt It Takes: Emily Kirsch sits down with <a href="https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Etosha_Cave" target="_blank">Dr. Etosha Cave</a>, the co-founder and chief science officer of Opus 12.Opus 12 is a team of engineers, electrochemists and materials scientists working on a technology that converts carbon dioxide into useable products. They are developing a metal catalyst that can turn CO2 into synthetic gas for fuels and ethylene for plastics.If the tech works at commercial scale, it would be a vital solution for slashing CO2 from industrial sources. The company has brought in about $20 million in funding.&nbsp;In this interview, Etosha talks about the inspiration for the technology, which came from her love of space and desire to go to Mars.She talks about being a founder who’s also a black woman, and how that’s influenced her relationships with other people in energy.And she talks about where Opus 12’s tech development stands.&nbsp;To learn more about future speakers and attending a live event, go to&nbsp;<a href="https://powerhouse.fund/" target="_blank">Powerhouse.fund</a>&nbsp;and click on the events tab.&nbsp;Listen to all of the episodes of&nbsp;<a href="https://www.greentechmedia.com/articles/tag/watt-it-takes" target="_blank">Watt It Takes&nbsp;here</a>.Support for this podcast is brought to you by&nbsp;<a href="https://en.sungrowpower.com/" target="_blank">Sungrow</a>. With the world’s most powerful 250-kilowatt, 1,500-volt string inverter, Sungrow is providing disruptive technology for utility-scale projects.Subscribe to GTM podcasts&nbsp;via&nbsp;<a href="https://itunes.apple.com/us/podcast/the-energy-gang/id663379413?mt=2" target="_blank">Apple Podcasts</a>,&nbsp;<a href="https://open.spotify.com/show/0GT5BuD33AiPnqOzQE7YAE" target="_blank">Spotify</a>,&nbsp;<a href="https://www.google.com/podcasts?feed=aHR0cHM6Ly9yc3MuYXJ0MTkuY29tL3RoZS1lbmVyZ3ktZ2FuZw%3D%3D" target="_blank">Google Podcasts</a>,&nbsp;<a href="https://www.stitcher.com/podcast/the-energy-gang" target="_blank">Stitcher</a>&nbsp;or wherever you find your audio content.

This week on Watt It Takes: Emily Kirsch sits down with Dr. Etosha Cave, the co-founder and chief science officer of Opus 12.Opus 12 is a team of engineers, electrochemists and materials scientists working on a technology that converts carbon dioxide into useable products. They are developing a metal catalyst that can turn CO2 into synthetic gas for fuels and ethylene for plastics.If the tech works at commercial scale, it would be a vital solution for slashing CO2 from industrial sources. The company has brought in about $20 million in funding.&nbsp;In this interview, Etosha talks about the inspiration for the technology, which came from her love of space and desire to go to Mars.She talks about being a founder who’s also a black woman, and how that’s influenced her relationships with other people in energy.And she talks about where Opus 12’s tech development stands.&nbsp;To learn more about future speakers and attending a live event, go to&nbsp;Powerhouse.fund&nbsp;and click on the events tab.&nbsp;Listen to all of the episodes of&nbsp;Watt It Takes&nbsp;here.Support for this podcast is brought to you by&nbsp;Sungrow. With the world’s most powerful 250-kilowatt, 1,500-volt string inverter, Sungrow is providing disruptive technology for utility-scale projects.Subscribe to GTM podcasts&nbsp;via&nbsp;Apple Podcasts,&nbsp;Spotify,&nbsp;Google Podcasts,&nbsp;Stitcher&nbsp;or wherever you find your audio content.

Watt It Takes: The Founder-Engineer Turning CO2 Into Usable Stuff

This is a branded podcast made in collaboration between CohnReznick Capital and GTM Creative Strategies.&nbsp;Sheslie Royster is the person that big companies turn to when making an acquisition, investing in real estate, or finding a creative way to use tax credits. She’s a tax expert, focused mostly in wind and solar.Those deals include a lot of numbers and math, of course. But Sheslie says the math isn’t as important as it seems. It’s the interpretation of the math that matters.“I'd say a minimal amount is math. I'd say in the deals that we have where we're discussing tax issues, the numbers play a part but it's a smaller part. It's more the theory behind what's going on behind the numbers. What does this mean? What was the intent of the law? What is the intent of the deal?”Sheslie is a tax partner at CohnReznick. She works on some very complicated projects that require a deep level of trust and intimacy.“It's a personal relationship. People are telling you things about themselves that sometimes their spouses don't even know. Intimate details that people just don't tell when you meet them at a cocktail party,” she says.So how does Sheslie get people to tell her things their spouses don’t know?&nbsp;In this episode, we’ll uncover the the secrets of one of the best tax experts in the business.&nbsp;This episode was produced by GTM Creative Strategies in collaboration with CohnReznick.&nbsp;CohnReznick serves a wide range of industries, from tech to government to entertainment. It’s a leader in cutting-edge fields like renewable energy and cannabis. To learn more about how people like Sheslie can help you get the most out of your deals, visit <a href="https://www.cohnreznick.com/" target="_blank">CohnReznick</a>.&nbsp;

This is a branded podcast made in collaboration between CohnReznick Capital and GTM Creative Strategies.&nbsp;Sheslie Royster is the person that big companies turn to when making an acquisition, investing in real estate, or finding a creative way to use tax credits. She’s a tax expert, focused mostly in wind and solar.Those deals include a lot of numbers and math, of course. But Sheslie says the math isn’t as important as it seems. It’s the interpretation of the math that matters.“I'd say a minimal amount is math. I'd say in the deals that we have where we're discussing tax issues, the numbers play a part but it's a smaller part. It's more the theory behind what's going on behind the numbers. What does this mean? What was the intent of the law? What is the intent of the deal?”Sheslie is a tax partner at CohnReznick. She works on some very complicated projects that require a deep level of trust and intimacy.“It's a personal relationship. People are telling you things about themselves that sometimes their spouses don't even know. Intimate details that people just don't tell when you meet them at a cocktail party,” she says.So how does Sheslie get people to tell her things their spouses don’t know?&nbsp;In this episode, we’ll uncover the the secrets of one of the best tax experts in the business.&nbsp;This episode was produced by GTM Creative Strategies in collaboration with CohnReznick.&nbsp;CohnReznick serves a wide range of industries, from tech to government to entertainment. It’s a leader in cutting-edge fields like renewable energy and cannabis. To learn more about how people like Sheslie can help you get the most out of your deals, visit CohnReznick.&nbsp;

This Clean-Energy Tax Pro Knows Your Deepest Secrets [Special Content]

Truck buyers are historically some of the most brand-loyal auto consumers&nbsp;But recent surveys suggest that loyalty is loosening.Into the picture steps Elon Musk, who dropped the Tesla Cybertruck last month. This space-age truck concept is truly putting the shift in consumer preferences to the test. It’s also tearing a lot of opinionated people apart.In this episode: what is the Cybertruck and where might it fit into the emerging electric truck market? And can it sway truck buyers who don't care about Tesla?Then, there’s a major tax bill in Congress right now that would be a boon to renewables — what are its chances?Finally, what would we do with a million dollars? We answer a listener question about how to invest with impact.Support for this podcast is brought to you by&nbsp;<a href="https://en.sungrowpower.com/" target="_blank">Sungrow</a>. With the world’s most powerful 250-kilowatt, 1,500-volt string inverter, Sungrow is providing disruptive technology for utility-scale projects.Subscribe to GTM podcasts&nbsp;via&nbsp;<a href="https://itunes.apple.com/us/podcast/the-energy-gang/id663379413?mt=2" target="_blank">Apple Podcasts</a>,&nbsp;<a href="https://open.spotify.com/show/0GT5BuD33AiPnqOzQE7YAE" target="_blank">Spotify</a>,&nbsp;<a href="https://www.google.com/podcasts?feed=aHR0cHM6Ly9yc3MuYXJ0MTkuY29tL3RoZS1lbmVyZ3ktZ2FuZw%3D%3D" target="_blank">Google Podcasts</a>,&nbsp;<a href="https://www.stitcher.com/podcast/the-energy-gang" target="_blank">Stitcher</a>&nbsp;or wherever you find your audio content.

Truck buyers are historically some of the most brand-loyal auto consumers&nbsp;But recent surveys suggest that loyalty is loosening.Into the picture steps Elon Musk, who dropped the Tesla Cybertruck last month. This space-age truck concept is truly putting the shift in consumer preferences to the test. It’s also tearing a lot of opinionated people apart.In this episode: what is the Cybertruck and where might it fit into the emerging electric truck market? And can it sway truck buyers who don't care about Tesla?Then, there’s a major tax bill in Congress right now that would be a boon to renewables — what are its chances?Finally, what would we do with a million dollars? We answer a listener question about how to invest with impact.Support for this podcast is brought to you by&nbsp;Sungrow. With the world’s most powerful 250-kilowatt, 1,500-volt string inverter, Sungrow is providing disruptive technology for utility-scale projects.Subscribe to GTM podcasts&nbsp;via&nbsp;Apple Podcasts,&nbsp;Spotify,&nbsp;Google Podcasts,&nbsp;Stitcher&nbsp;or wherever you find your audio content.

Tesla's Cybertruck: Win or Fail?

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