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BOEM's Gulf of Mexico offshore wind lease auction received limited interest. We look into what can be taken away from the results ...

SEA's Raghu Palavadi Naga dives into the structure of the ISC; revenue streams available to uncontracted bulk storage resources in NY; effectiveness of the ISC as a hedge, and; takeaways for developers and investors ...

Written by: Bob Grace, Managing Director & President Publish Date: June 2, 2023 Estimated Reading Time: 10 Minutes Are you a New England Solar project owner new to Class I RPS? Historically, developers, investors, and ...

Developing energy storage can be complicated. For behind-the-meter (BTM) storage in Massachusetts, a successful project has a lot of potential benefit streams to consider ...

Is New York going to spend $1.47 billion on distributed solar in just one year? Read further to see why it’s not so simple ...

SEA works to unpack the Implications of New York's proposal to eliminate to the Tier 1 Renewable Energy Standard Compliance Markets for LSEs, Generators, and the Market ...

SEA assists Connecticut PURA in revising DER programs based upon findings of an independent audit ...

This blog is the second of a two-part series accompanying a presentation by our own Senior Director and Distributed Energy Resources Practice Lead, Tom Michelman, at the RE+ 2022 this past September in Anaheim, CA ...

More than a year after DOER released its initial Distribution Circuit Multiplier (DCM) proposed structure and held a series of stakeholder sessions, and more than 8 months after it received comments on a subsequent straw ...

Initial comments offer broad support for first-ready, first-served cluster study process ...