Chasing a zero-emission future is not a bare concept anymore, but a necessary step forward. With utilities being the subject of two different causes—global climate goals and innovation—at hand, this forces utilities to be at the crossroads of sustainability and innovation. But how exactly are
Imagine a world where power outages are a rare occurrence, and the energy grid is so intelligent that it can detect faults and perform remote repairs almost instantly. This is not a far-fetched dream but a tangible reality being shaped by innovations in 5G technology. Southern California Edison
The fight against climate change has propelled carbon capture and storage (CCS) into the spotlight as an essential technology for curbing CO2 emissions from power plants. As the U.S. contends with increasingly stringent environmental regulations, the urgency to adopt CCS has grown exponentially.
The recent decision by the Federal Energy Regulatory Commission (FERC) to reject an interconnection service agreement (ISA) between Amazon Web Services (AWS) and Talen Energy has sent ripples through the energy sector. This ruling has raised questions about the future of data center colocation at
Altice USA has raised a critical concern regarding delays in the deployment of high-speed broadband networks caused by utility companies. The broadband provider has pointed out that utility companies often fail to update and maintain lists of approved third-party contractors, as mandated by Federal
In a move that has captured the attention of the energy sector, Pacific Fusion, a newly founded fusion energy company, has emerged from stealth with an announcement of $900 million in pledged funding. This substantial financial backing includes investments from high-profile figures like Bill Gates'
The U.S. power grid stands at a critical juncture, confronted by the pressing need to transition from fossil fuels to clean energy, while simultaneously responding to the increasing demand for electricity driven by technological advancements like Artificial Intelligence. In this landscape, the
The U.S. Department of Energy’s (DOE) Loan Programs Office (LPO) has taken a significant step towards reinforcing transparency and community engagement by publishing Community Benefits Plans (CBPs) for several energy projects that have received federal financing. This move aligns with the
As the United States gears up for upcoming presidential and Senate elections, the implications for the Federal Energy Regulatory Commission (FERC) are substantial. This independent agency, which plays a pivotal role in overseeing electric transmission and natural gas policies, finds its direction
As severe weather events become more frequent and intense, driven by the ongoing impact of climate change, electric utilities across the United States are increasingly focusing on enhancing their resilience planning strategies to better withstand these challenges. With utilities like Arizona Public
