State legislatures and regulators have been the key drivers of energy storage policy over the past several years, with energy policies and decisions related to our local electric power distribution systems are primarily made by state legislators and regulators.
ESA’s policy team, with the help of our members and allies on the ground, are engaging with state commissions, legislatures and governor’s offices to open up the storage market.
March 09, 2018
Dear Hearing Officers Rubin and Tohme: The Northeast Clean Energy Council (NECEC), on behalf of its member companies and Clean Energy Group (CEG), Energy Storage Association (ESA), Solar Energy Business [...]Read More
March 09, 2018
Nitzan Goldberger, ESA’s Director of State Policy, testified before the Connecticut Joint Committee on Energy and Technology in support of Senate Bill 9 with an amendment to include energy storage. [...]Read More
February 02, 2018
The Energy Storage Association (“ESA”) appreciates the opportunity to submit these comments in support of Senate Bill (“SB”) 18-009, a bill concerning the right of consumers of electricity to interconnection [...]Read More
January 19, 2018
ESA sent comments to the Maryland Public Service Commission in response to the Commission’s Notice of Rulemaking in the Matter of Revisions to COMAR 20.50.02 and 20.50.09 – Small Generator [...]Read More
January 16, 2018
ESA and NECEC sent a letter commending the Department of Energy and Environmental Protection (DEEP or Department) for issuing on December 15 the draft request for proposals (RFP) for clean energy [...]Read More
December 22, 2017
In comments filed with the Arizona Corporation Commission, ESA would like to lend its support of comments filed by the Western Resource Advocates and the Southwest Energy Efficiency Project (“Joint [...]Read More
December 12, 2017
NECEC and ESA sent a letter to the Massachusetts Department of Energy and Environmental Protection to seek further clarity on how DEEP plans to proceed on incorporating energy storage into [...]Read More
