Maeve Allsup is a Retail Reporter for Latitude Media, with a focus on multinational retail news, particularly in the United States, California, and San Francisco. Her work has been featured in Morning Brew and Tech Brew, covering topics such as emerging technologies in the retail industry, sustainability initiatives, and investment trends.
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“The grid edge is now where the utility meets the consumer,” said the utility tech company's VP of product management.
Lunar Energy's Sam Wever on what it takes to be the “VPP SaaS service for Sunrun”
By: Maeve Allsup
As the grid faces unprecedented load strain, community solar is rising from niche market to grid resource.
The funding signals community solar's potential role in a flexible grid.
In a filing to the state's Public Service Commission, the tech giant points out issues, gaps in Georgia Power's integrated resource plan.
By: Maeve Allsup
Alphabet spinout Sidewalk Infrastructure Partners plans to woo utilities with “data center microgrids.”
By: Maeve Allsup
The partnership aims to encourage higher participation levels in National Grid's electricity distribution network.
In a bid to clear the transmission queue, new rules impose changes including a two-year deadline for federal permitting.
Treasury's final rules governing credit sales mostly rebuffed requests to make the market more liquid.
By: Maeve Allsup
Locally owned utilities have procured up to 200 megawatt hours of energy storage for members.
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