Generation
States Seek to Unlock Geothermal Potential in the Western US
Western states are increasing their support for next-generation geothermal energy, which could provide hundreds of gigawatts of clean electricity around the clock.
Generation
States Seek to Unlock Geothermal Potential in the Western US
Western states are increasing their support for next-generation geothermal energy, which could provide hundreds of gigawatts of clean electricity around the clock.
Grid & transmission
US Department of Energy Cancels National Transmission Corridors, Citing 'Green New Scam'
The US Department of Energy has cancelled three proposed National Interest Electric Transmission Corridors, citing the Biden administration's 'Green New Scam agenda'. The move has been met with criticism from environmental groups, who argue that the cancellation will worsen grid reliability and increase costs for ratepayers.
Demand
Utilities Emphasize Project Execution and Ratepayer Protections Amid Growing Backlogs and Public Backlash
Utilities are shifting their focus from growth opportunities to ensuring investments can be recovered in a manner acceptable to customers and policymakers, according to a review of earnings calls.
Grid & transmission
ISO-NE Proposes Review of Asset Condition Transmission Projects
ISO New England has filed a proposal with the Federal Energy Regulatory Commission (FERC) to review and report on asset condition transmission projects, aiming to provide increased oversight and ensure cost-effectiveness.
Generation
Hyundai Unifies Vehicle V2X Capabilities with AllDayEnergy Entity
Hyundai Motor Group is bringing its existing V2X services together under a single global entity, called AllDayEnergy, that will serve as the launch point for future smart-charging and bidirectional-charging technologies in Hyundai, Genesis, and Kia vehicles.
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Grid & transmission
US Department of Energy Cancels National Transmission Corridors, Citing 'Green New Scam'
The US Department of Energy has cancelled three proposed National Interest Electric Transmission Corridors, citing the Biden administration's 'Green New Scam agenda'. The move has been met with criticism from environmental groups, who argue that the cancellation will worsen grid reliability and increase costs for ratepayers.
Demand
Utilities Emphasize Project Execution and Ratepayer Protections Amid Growing Backlogs and Public Backlash
Utilities are shifting their focus from growth opportunities to ensuring investments can be recovered in a manner acceptable to customers and policymakers, according to a review of earnings calls.
Grid & transmission
ISO-NE Proposes Review of Asset Condition Transmission Projects
ISO New England has filed a proposal with the Federal Energy Regulatory Commission (FERC) to review and report on asset condition transmission projects, aiming to provide increased oversight and ensure cost-effectiveness.
Generation
Hyundai Unifies Vehicle V2X Capabilities with AllDayEnergy Entity
Hyundai Motor Group is bringing its existing V2X services together under a single global entity, called AllDayEnergy, that will serve as the launch point for future smart-charging and bidirectional-charging technologies in Hyundai, Genesis, and Kia vehicles.
Demand
CAISO's Load-Balancing EDAM Math Questioned by CPUC Staff and Stakeholders
California Public Utilities Commission staff and several stakeholders have raised concerns about the math behind California Independent System Operator's Extended Day-Ahead Market (EDAM) load-balancing adjustments.
Demand
Northwest Council Proposes New Generation and Storage to Meet Accelerating Electricity Demand
The Northwest Power and Conservation Council has published a draft of its regional power plan, calling for 9 GW of renewables, 2.1 GW of natural gas and 5.2 GW of energy storage to meet accelerating load growth in the Pacific Northwest.
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Markets & prices
Utilities Can Eliminate EV 'Renter's Penalty' by Modernizing Affordability Programs
GRID Alternatives and the Smart Electric Power Alliance have released a utility playbook outlining strategies for implementing driver-based programs that provide affordable charging rates for income-qualified drivers.
Demand
AI and the Grid: A Planning Challenge for North America
The rapid growth of artificial intelligence (AI) is putting pressure on North America's grid, with utilities facing unprecedented uncertainty about future demand and growing pressure to accelerate infrastructure development.
Grid & transmission
Utilities Face Engineering Capacity Constraints as Capital Expenditure Investments Grow
Utility capital expenditure investments are increasing, but engineering headcount is not keeping pace, leading to throughput bottlenecks in transmission and distribution projects.
Grid & transmission
From Grid Hardening to Grid Intelligence: The Next Era of Wildfire Resilience
Utilities are shifting their focus from grid hardening to grid intelligence as the next era of wildfire resilience. This approach requires technologists to work alongside utilities to identify high-risk areas and make data-driven decisions.
Grid & transmission
FERC Approves MISO Cost Recovery Plan for Transmission Projects in PJM Footprint
The Federal Energy Regulatory Commission has approved a cost allocation framework for transmission projects sought by the Midcontinent Independent System Operator but built in the PJM Interconnection’s footprint.
Policy & regulation
Ohio's Largest Solar Project Faces Final Decision After 2-Year Wait
The Ohio Power Siting Board is set to make a final decision on the Oak Run Solar Project, which would bring 800 megawatts of solar and 300 MW of energy storage to the state.
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