Energy Update
New Hampshire's House Finance Committee voted 14-11 on Oct. 30 to recommend changes to House Bill 219, affecting the Renewable Portfolio Standard.
The Ohio Manufacturers’ Association seeks to reverse a state supreme court decision allowing American Electric Power to charge data centers differently.
The International Energy Agency reported that electricity demand will rise faster than overall energy growth, highlighting the need for diversified sources.
The Trump administration's climate policy shifts have led some corporations, like Wells Fargo and BP, to scale back commitments, while others, including Walmart, maintain climate policies amid ongoing regulatory pressures, especially from California.
A blackout hit the Dominican Republic on Tuesday, disrupting traffic and businesses, with 15% of power restored by night, authorities said.
On this episode, Factor This Content Director Paul Gerke is joined by EPRI director of transportation Britta Gross to discuss GridFAST, a central, secure portal designed to improve communication between stakeholders, bringing them together early on to ensure everyone gets what they want, when they want it- or as close to it as possible.
nnovations in AI and strategies to implement AMI 2.0 are forcing utilities to “build the plane while flying it,” which is a term that came up multiple times at Itron Inspire.
President Donald Trump’s executive order halting offshore wind projects threatens Louisiana businesses linked to the oil and gas industry.
NERC's Level 2 Alert highlights challenges for operators managing rapidly changing electricity demand from large loads, risking reliability.
Gov.-elect Abigail Spanberger promises to shift Virginia's energy policy, boosting in-state generation and regulating data centers after Democrats gained control.
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