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Is the Battery Gold Rush Over? What Texas's Storage Revenue Reset Means for Your Project Pro Forma

Is the Battery Gold Rush Over? What Texas's Storage Revenue Reset Means for Your Project Pro Forma

Texas battery arbitrage profits have thinned as the market saturated. Owners being pitched storage should underwrite on demand-charge savings, capacity and resilience, not arbitrage returns.

The True Cost of Power: Why This Winter's Energy Risk Is Regional, Not National

The True Cost of Power: Why This Winter's Energy Risk Is Regional, Not National

Gas prices are moderate and storage is healthy, so this winter's power risk is not a national price spike. It is regional reliability and demand, with rates at a two-decade high leaving energy as the controllable lever.

How Commercial Buildings Turn Peak Demand Into Revenue With Virtual Power Plants?

How Commercial Buildings Turn Peak Demand Into Revenue With Virtual Power Plants?

New Siemens-Voltus, PG&E and ComEd programs let commercial buildings cut demand charges and earn demand-response revenue through virtual power plants. Here is how it works and what to watch.

Why Are Colorado Office and Warehouse Owners Skipping Solar and Battery Projects? The Barriers Are Fixable.

Why Are Colorado Office and Warehouse Owners Skipping Solar and Battery Projects? The Barriers Are Fixable.

Colorado office and warehouse owners are skipping solar and battery projects. The barriers are rate design, demand charges and financing, and all are fixable.

Your State Now Sets Your Power Bill More Than Your Building Does. The Gap Is Nearly Threefold.

Your State Now Sets Your Power Bill More Than Your Building Does. The Gap Is Nearly Threefold.

U.S. commercial power averaged 13.54 cents per kWh in May 2026, but California runs about 24 cents against Texas near 8. Why the state gap now shapes a building's bill more than efficiency, and how to hedge it.