Renewable Energy Policy
HeatSpring’s partnership with Renewable Energy World paves the way for policy makers of the present and future to teach and learn together.
GallerySolar PV & Climate Action Planning in Canada’s Eastern-Most Province
This is a story about rural communities finding creative climate solutions. Watch this video and read below to hear how three solar pv projects came together and how they are part of a broader and more ambitious plan.
Fundamental Inc. and the Transition 2050 Project
Fundamental Inc. is proud to have been a part of the […]
GalleryHow Do We Get From 4% to 45%?
Today the Biden administration released a plan to increase the amount of solar energy produced from 4% of total generation (where it is today) to 45% by 2050. That represents a lot of growth for the solar industry.
What will that growth look like? Who are the key players needed to unlock that growth? What firms […]
GalleryElectric Vehicle Charging
Available charging options are a key factor that will drive future sales of electric vehicles. For folks involved in distribution system planning and engineering, there are a number of concerns related to Electric Vehicle Supply Equipment (EVSE). These include:
Peak demand (kW or MW)LocationLoad profiles of the EVSE (load vs. time)
While there’s not a […]
GallerySolar District Cup Class of 2021 Pitch Championship
HeatSpring is a proud partner of the 2021 Solar District Cup. We want to invite you to learn more about this competition and help determine the next Solar District Cup champions.
On Monday, April 26, at 2 p.m. ET, join DOE and the National Renewable Energy Laboratory for the Solar District Cup Collegiate Design Competition Class of 2021 Pitch Championship! During this event, […]
The Duck Curve: One Picture Explains the Rise of Solar + Storage
Kerim Baran teaches our new “Solar Entrepreneurship” course. Last week we had our first live, interactive lecture. It was lightly attended, fun, and I learned something really interesting: The Duck Curve.
Here’s how Kerim explains The Duck Curve:
Net metering makes a lot of sense in the early stages of solar, I would say until probably five […]
