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  • This report by Ember analyses Energy Information Administration (EIA) data to demonstrate how solar power and battery storage met a significant portion of the United States' rising electricity demand in 2025.

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    Themes: energy transitionsolar powerbattery storageelectricity demand
    Ember

    Document type: Report

    Regions: United States

  • This RMI briefing outlines how US Public Utility Commissions (PUCs) can use grid-enhancing technologies (GETs) to resolve transmission bottlenecks that are delaying the interconnection of renewable energy. It identifies regulatory 'gold plating' and 'capex bias' as primary barriers and proposes four strategies—knowledge building, planning mandates, financial incentive reforms, and FERC engagement—to accelerate the deployment of these cost-effective solutions.

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    Themes: energy transitionrenewable energytransmissiondecarbonization
    RMI

    Document type: Briefing

    Regions: United States

  • This briefing by RMI argues that current commercial electricity rate designs, specifically noncoincident demand charges, encourage inefficient battery storage use that can conflict with the needs of renewable-heavy power grids. The document advocates for a transition to time-varying rates and compensation for grid services to better align customer incentives with system-wide operational requirements.

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    Themes: battery energy storagedemand chargesrenewable energy integrationelectricity rate designgrid flexibility
    RMI

    Document type: Briefing

    Regions: United States
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