Check out this BNEF Article. Home battery sales are set to quadruple in California in 2020!
It's most likely the perceived need for backup power that is driving this in a state where high grid volatility is the norm. More residential storage means a greater ability to get clean energy flowing though - how can we incentivize this in places where volatility isn't a driving factor? Rebates are one approach but has anyone else heard of or thought about others?
In the midst of self-isolation, we should all take a moment to celebrate Earth Day! Our neighbourhood has recently started collecting compost bins (late to the party I know). We've also started a backyard garden to grow our own vegetables 
What are other people doing to celebrate and promote positive environmental action?
@Jorgen-Hookham I like this idea, here's a couple
@Josh Interesting article, which of the streams you listed in the post do you think holds the most promise?
I'm particularly interested in "Pareto principle" solutions, where typically 80% of the effects come from 20% of the causes.
In the midst of self-isolation, we should all take a moment to celebrate Earth Day! Our neighbourhood has recently started collecting compost bins (late to the party I know). We've also started a backyard garden to grow our own vegetables
What are other people doing to celebrate and promote positive environmental action?
Check out this BNEF Article. Home battery sales are set to quadruple in California in 2020!
It's most likely the perceived need for backup power that is driving this in a state where high grid volatility is the norm. More residential storage means a greater ability to get clean energy flowing though - how can we incentivize this in places where volatility isn't a driving factor? Rebates are one approach but has anyone else heard of or thought about others?
Marine solar is such an interesting idea to me, I wonder what the levelized cost of electricity (LCOE) would look like for it
@cjbenedikt What kind of timeline do you project it would take to get green hydrogen production infrastructure established in new ports?
@Lauryn-Drainie Thanks for chiming in Lauryn! Happy to have you here. It would be awesome to learn more about CoPower as you progress. If you make a new "Projects" topic dedicated to you and your team, we can follow along! If you're open to that of course
@Martin-Collignon I can totally believe that lab proteins will have a big reduction in cost as more players enter the space. I think the tough part will be in getting the social transition to happen. Many people are unfortunately set in their ways and not ready to transition away from real meat. Maybe the economics will be too compelling to not switch. What do you think?
@Martin-Collignon Is this claim because they anticipate reduced demand for cow-based products? What would drive such a drastic reduction in 10 years?
@nicwaller love this idea! Real change comes from the top.
Have you seen actual change as a result of this initiative? I see a list of signatory cities but not sure if they have actually started taking action or to what extent?
@Jorgen-Hookham I like this idea, here's a couple