Path of Blood’s Cartoon Samurai Code
I interviewed for Eric Power for Cartoon Brew. Hide the kids.
Articles by Morphizm
How California Solar Incentives Could Make A Bigger Impact
“A carefully optimized program to provide systems to low-income households at little or no cost.”
Home Solar Batteries: The Final Nail in Utilities’ Coffins
Utilities must decide whether they want to part of problem, or its solution.
Here Are America’s Best Solar Cities
Everyone wins, except utilities who won’t play ball.
Bringing Los Angeles Solar Into the Mainstream
Also, its jobs market could catch on fire.
Will Apple’s Massive Buy Grow Corporate Solar?
Apple’s “biggest, boldest and most ambitious project ever” is not the iWatch or the iCar, but a power-purchase agreement with First Solar.
Corporate Solar Report Card
Ten corporations throwing their clout into solar energy.
PG&E: Top of California Solar Utility Heap
“Solar power is critical to California’s clean energy future.”
Arizona’s Solar Taxes Are A Bad Idea
Especially in states whose fading utilities are afraid of losing their political and economic stranglehold.
Harvey Beaks Breaks Away From Chowder Chaos
A mellower, more mature effort
Why Louisiana Solar Sucks
The answer is that Louisiana solar incentives are welfare for the state’s wealthy.
SolarCity Moves Into Microgrids
The sun keeps shining on the U.S solar panel installation leader.
Six Ways to Reboot Distributed Energy Storage
And it’s got the proposal to prove it.
SunPower + First Solar = Yieldco Justice League
It’s called 8Point3, named after the minutes it takes sunlight to reach Earth.
California Solar’s Self-Sufficiency
The California Energy Commission’s New Solar Homes Partnership program is paying off.
US Solar Grows Thirty Percent In 2014
America installed a record 6.2 gigawatts of solar capacity last year.
European Union Gases Itself
It’s time to stop making the wrong energy choices, argues the EU.
Making Utilities More Efficient
The more, the merrier.
Dear Utilities, Adapt Or Die
If the utilities don’t get on board, then consumers will find someone who will.
Indiana Solar’s Koch Problem
There are too many obstacles standing in the way of the inevitable.
Solar Guide Explores Leases Vs. Loans
Should solarizers own or rent their panels?
Solar Jobs Grew Almost 22 Percent in 2014
New data from The Solar Foundation’s National Jobs Census is exponentially exciting.
Solar Grew Fast In 2014, Faster In 2015
The 2015 Sustainable Energy in America Factbook is out.
SunShot Initiative Invests Another $59 Million
With the price of oil cratering, throw millions at solar power to see what works.
At Davos, A Path Forward For Solar And Wind
Location, location, location.