Grant Schreider, Author at PVBuzzMedia

Studies and Modelling

Despite headlines, America’s solar boom isn’t sparking constant backlash

The study is timely as electricity demand and utility bills rise.

By Grant SchreiderMay 28, 20260

Studies and Modelling

Do higher gas prices lead to increased usage of electric cars?

When fuel prices go up, the authors note, hybrid drivers turn more often to electricity.

By Grant SchreiderMay 8, 20260

Science and Technology

How renewable energy can be most efficiently integrated into the electric grid

Integrating solar panels and EVs into local grids can create voltage issues, but community-scale battery storage can solve them at roughly half the ...

By Grant SchreiderMay 8, 20260

Studies and Modelling

Boston University study says renewables more cost effective than direct air capture at reducing carbon

The new analysis also incorporated both climate and local health impacts, and underscored a reality that conventional carbon accounting misses.

By Grant SchreiderMay 5, 20260

Studies and Modelling

Scientists explain why solar research should stop leading with climate

Emphasizing economic competitiveness, resilience, and energy independence, rather than climate arguments alone, may better engage funders and policymakers.

By Grant SchreiderApril 25, 20260

Studies and Modelling

Researchers survey the challenges of integrating wind and solar into power grids

High shares of renewables can lower wholesale electricity prices, potentially undermining the financial viability of flexible conventional plants needed for reliability.

By Grant SchreiderApril 23, 20260

Studies and Modelling

Why do pro-solar citizens reject local projects?

The support gap—where 28.9% of pro-solar voters opposed a specific project—was linked to lower trust in government, skepticism about climate change, and only ...

By Grant SchreiderApril 23, 20260

Perspective

War in the Middle East made the case for renewables. What’s happening in each country tells a harder story!

A global energy shock is exposing the fragility of fossil fuel dependence, accelerating interest in renewables while revealing how uneven and complex the ...

By Grant SchreiderApril 9, 20260

Research and Development

Scientists push solar cell efficiency to 130% using new impossible “spin-flip” system

The approach could pave the way for next-generation solar technologies.

By Grant SchreiderMarch 30, 20260

Studies and Modelling

EVs can generate widespread economic benefits, says Georgia Institute of Technology study

Widespread adoption of electric vehicles, or EVs, by 2035 would cut energy bills for U.S. households by more than 6%.

By Grant SchreiderMarch 27, 20260

Studies and Modelling

Electric cars can make power grids more reliable (and earn owners money)—so why aren’t we doing that?

What are the stakeholder perceptions of V2G?

By Grant SchreiderMarch 23, 20260

Perspective

Indigenous‑led renewable projects offer benefits that reach far beyond reducing carbon emissions

The Indigenous-led approaches studied provide a vehicle to support Indigenous communities and make progress toward the province’s decarbonization goals.

By Grant SchreiderMarch 19, 20260

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