Energy Update
Two new data centers in Silicon Valley cannot process information due to unavailable electrical equipment, highlighting U.S. power grid crises.
More consumers are falling behind on utility bills, with past due balances rising 9.7% to $789, according to The Century Foundation and Protect Borrowers.
Ohio utility regulators ordered FirstEnergy to pay over $250 million in fines and refunds due to misconduct in a bribery scandal.
The Connecticut Brownfield Land Bank purchased the Kinneytown Dam for $1, initiating a $60 million project to remove it and restore the Naugatuck River.
Colorado leaders approved a $99 million agreement for Xcel Energy to transfer Shoshone Hydroelectric water rights to the Colorado River District.
New EIA data shows natural gas output falling 17 percent year-over-year as utility-scale solar and battery storage reshape California’s grid.
Maine voters rejected the project in a 2021 referendum after opponents ran a campaign alleging it would destroy woodlands in the state.
Members of Congress sent a letter urging FEMA to comply with a landmark federal court ruling requiring the agency to fully evaluate rooftop solar, battery storage, and other distributed renewable options
Regulators from Maine, New York and Massachusetts took the stage at DTECH Northeast to discuss what it means to collaborate across the region.
HIVE Digital Technologies Ltd. recently announced it has signed a definitive agreement to develop an additional 100 megawatt ("MW") hydroelectric-powered data-center campus at its Yguazú site in Paraguay.
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