Renewables played prominent roles in several of Utility Dive's most popular news posts this week. PG&E, Exelon and BP all made headlines with their positions on green power, and billions of dollars could change hands or stay put as a result.
If you want to head into your weekend better informed about what happened over the last few days, we recommend checking out the following most-visited posts:
- PG&E and BrightSource to dismantle $2.7B solar power contract: PG&E terminated its plan to buy solar power from BrightSource Energy ‘s 250 MW solar project due to uncertainty about transmission upgrades.
- BP to sell its $3.1B wind business generating 2,600MW : The giant sale includes 2,000 MW of wind not yet developed.
- Video: Drunk man gets caught on a power line in China: See for yourself what it took to get him down.
- Exelon grows hostile to clean energy: Exelon has recently reversed course on renewable energy generation, and here's why.
- Death at Entergy nuclear plant: A maintenance operation at Entergy's Arkansas One nuclear facility ended with one fatality and three injuries.
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