Ready for a Fifty Percent Demand Spike?
Electric Vehicles are Coming
Utility control over EV chargers, tariffs and time of use rates could help avoid localized problems.
Coal Plant Closures
Two Consumers Energy coal-fired generating facilities to be dismantled.
Fracking Ban
Delaware River Basin Commission voted to draft fracking prohibition regulations.
Submit nominations by Monday October 2
Eleanor Roosevelt: You must do the things you think you cannot do.
New York City Sets Aggressive GHG Reduction Targets
NYC Mayor: New York will be first to mandate significant drops in building-sourced GHG emissions.
Vermont OKs Adder for Biomethane Supply
Vermont Gas Systems authorized to implement a renewable natural gas program.
Deadline October 1 ... er, October 2
Nominations for Fortnightly Top Forty Innovators are due Monday, October 2.
Puerto Rico Debt and Title III
The Transformation of Puerto Rico’s Electrical System
In transforming the Puerto Rico electrical system, the goal should be to achieve a system that is reliable, with affordable and sustainable costs.
The Solar Siesta
EPRI Podcast: Impact of the Eclipse
Leading up to the eclipse, utilities and system operators were hard at work, keeping the lights on.
Do Utilities Have Right Incentives to Modernize Grid?
Billions in Investments at Issue
Electric power is our most capital-intensive industry, with more than a hundred billion dollars invested each year on infrastructure, according to the Edison Electric Institute.1 Investment needs are likely to grow.