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Corporate ‘frenemies’ should work together to advance energy storage, California group says

January 14, 2016
Corporations and utilities are already interested in energy storage but must collaborate to advance deployment and lower costs, avoiding some of the past mistakes of the PV industry, according to the heads of one California-based industry group.

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