About Grid and Generation

gridandgeneration is a specialist website covering the electricity system in North America. It reports on how power is generated, how it is transmitted across the grid, what drives demand, and what it all costs. The site is structured into sections including Generation, Grid & transmission, Markets & prices, Demand, Policy & regulation, News, Utilities & companies, and Fuels & supply chain. It is intended for professionals, analysts, and anyone needing concrete information on these topics.

All news stories on gridandgeneration are produced by rewriting information from named, publicly available sources. Each article links to these original sources, such as regulatory filings, company announcements, or grid operator data. Reports are checked against multiple sources where possible to ensure accuracy. Every story carries a clear publication date, and nothing is invented or speculated.

The site builds a library of permanent reference pages. These include entries for regional grids, specific generation sources like nuclear or solar, state electricity markets, utility companies, power plants, and major projects. Each reference page contains a standardised facts table, detailed explanatory sections, and at least one real photograph, which is always credited. These pages are revised and updated whenever relevant news coverage provides new information.

gridandgeneration is independent and is not affiliated with any company, utility, trade association, or government body it reports on. The site does not host or link to any betting or financial trading content. Any errors discovered in its content are corrected promptly and transparently, with all corrections listed publicly on a dedicated page at /corrections/.

For any queries, readers can use the form at /contact/. The site aims to be a plain-speaking and reliable source of news and reference for the North American electricity sector.