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Andrew Moseman

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Currently: Institute Communications @Caltech; writer, editor, and content consultant at large. Formerly: @popmech, @discovermag
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Utilities Aren’t Ready for the Balcony Solar Revolution Original

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By Andrew Moseman
| Fixing the Future
The stroke of a pen in Utah set off a solar chain reaction across the United States. Last March, the Western state legalized plug-in photovoltaic: solar panels small enough they can plug into a typical household outlet, helping power the house. Dozens of states followed suit shortly thereafter. Balcony solar, as the tech has become known since it could be deployed on the balcony of an apartment building, is now legal in states such as Colorado and Virginia.
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Balcony Solar Is Sneaking Onto Grids Before the Rules Are Ready

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By Andrew Moseman
| Flipboard
The government wants to tap $4 trillion in super to address Australia’s challenges. It’s a risky strategy Collectively, Australians are sitting on a huge nest egg. At about A$4.5 trillion, our national savings pool is one of the largest in the world. Now, …
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How China and Europe Are Fueling Tesla’s Comeback

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By Andrew Moseman
| Heatmap News Verified
Tesla just finished its strongest showing in years. In the second quarter of 2026, the company sold about 480,000 vehicles around the world — well over stock market projections of about 400,000 EVs. Tesla’s sales mark a full 25% year-over-year increase from the second quarter of last year. If you’re surprised by this news, you’re not alone. Sales of Elon Musk’s EVs had been trending downward over the past few years following a series of self-inflicted wounds. The Cybertruck was a bomb.
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