2018 CO2 Emissions Lower by 127.9 Million Tons
As recently as the first quarter of 2014, carbon dioxide emissions were 542.5 million metric tons.
Electricity’s First Quarter
KWH per household continue to be relatively weak.
Video: A Day at the Public Utilities Commission of Ohio
300+ photos, 13 interviews and one full day at the PUCO. See how it all went down for the June cover story!
Clean Energy RFOs in California
Affirming its commitment to reducing greenhouse gases in the state while concomitantly lowering energy costs for consumers, the California Public Utilities Commission (PUC) instructed Pacific Gas & Electric Company (PG&E) to issue requests for offers (RFOs) through which to procure battery storage capacity (or capacity from other preferred clean energy resources).
AEIC Member Companies Discuss DER and Grid Ops
Improving and Integrating
The Association of Edison Illuminating Companies' Distributed Energy Resources Subcommittee met at the Grand Hotel Marriott Resort in Point Clear, Alabama, February 28 — March 1, 2018.
Where are the Smart States?
Cities Seem to be Getting All the Limelight
Fiber to traffic lights will be as important as fiber to the home. States can do much to accelerate communications infrastructure for the necessary connectivity.
Demand Management by Regulatory Triad
Working Together, Future is Bright
Investor-owned utilities that meet their revenue requirement largely through sales of energy struggle to meet it with traditional rate structures.
Are Pipelines #Winning in the Age of Trump?
It’s Complicated
President Trump’s proposed tariffs on foreign steel would hit the pipeline industry particularly hard.
Settlement Slashes Niagara Mohawk’s Rate Request
Niagara Mohawk to increase rates $221 million over three years, of $978 million requested.
Resource Adequacy
Texas continues to closely monitor summer forecast for electricity supply and demand.