Demand

I just got back from Costa Rica, which has, for the last decade, famously relied on a diverse mix of renewable energy to power its 11 TWh grid, part of a long-standing national tradition of protecting the earth and a strategy to reduce dependence on fossil fuels. Although Costa Rica is not densely populated, with […]

February for solar and energy storage professionals means RE+ Northeast (strangely mis-timed with a blizzard this year!) and Intersolar North America. If you’re one of the 15,000 renewable professionals who attended one of these coastal mainstays in our industry, you may have heard a little buzz about urgency as we head into the start of […]

January has a very different feel than December, and not just because most of the US is in a deep freeze. The decorations are packed away, inboxes are filling back up, and everyone in renewable energy is settling into the realities of the new year. I’m catching up on conversations that paused in late December […]

Everywhere you click, it’s difficult not to see a negative news article about renewable energy in the United States. Very few days go by that a project has been derailed or flat-out failed by the current political landscape. And the impact is both upstream and downstream–land and water project development, project financing, manufacturing costs, and […]

Six months into the Trump Presidency and it’s fair to say that renewable energy optimism is officially waning. It seems like an eternity since the market boomed from the emergence from the pandemic, the Great Resignation, and the signing of the Inflation Reduction Act. More recently, even as our industry investments slowed with the rise […]

Recently I was asked to write a guest column for enerG Magazine about the job market in renewable energy. I’ve included some highlights below and you can read the digital article in its entirety or pick up the magazine during RE+ Northeast. As Featured in the Q1-2025 issue of enerG Magazine If you are planning […]