Some US Battery Developers Are Walking Away From the 30% Tax Credit to Escape FEOC Compliance
Some US battery developers are forgoing the 30% ITC entirely to avoid FEOC compliance cost, bifurcating the market by who can absorb clawback risk
A Nevada Court Upheld a Daily Demand Charge Billed on a Single 15-Minute Peak
NV Energy daily demand charge and Colorado Springs 15-minute-interval rate design converge on a stricter measurement standard for commercial customers
Nine States Will Elect Fourteen Utility Commissioners in November on Affordability Platforms That Target Commercial Rate Design
Nine-state 2026 PUC elections as the upstream determinant of 2027 commercial demand-charge design
New York Drops Its 2030 Climate Mandate While New York City's Building-Emissions Law Stays in Force
New York abandons its 2030 CLCPA climate target while NYC Local Law 97 and demand-charge economics, the actual drivers of commercial storage demand, remain in force
Santee Cooper Proposes a Demand-Charge Redesign That Averages a Customer's Four Highest Peaks and Shortens the Window to Three Hours
Santee Cooper proposes "Balanced Demand Billing," a four-peak averaging method that narrows the commercial demand window from four hours to three
Con Edison Pays $2,500 Per Kilowatt for Behind-the-Meter Batteries Operational by May 2026
Con Edison Non-Wires Solutions storage program pays $2,500 per kilowatt for behind-the-meter batteries operational by May 2026
Arcadia Acquires ENGIE Impact, Consolidating the Commercial Utility Data Layer That Qualifies Buildings for Battery Storage
Arcadia acquires ENGIE Impact, consolidating the commercial utility data and procurement layer that sits above behind-the-meter battery storage decisions