Setting the Stage for Energy Market Reform In an era where energy demand is skyrocketing and grid reliability hangs in a delicate balance, a groundbreaking legislative proposal has emerged to reshape the landscape of energy infrastructure development in the United States. The Standardizing
In a region as vast and diverse as the Western United States, managing energy across state lines has long been a complex puzzle, fraught with competing interests and historical skepticism. Now, a transformative solution is on the horizon with the emergence of the Regional Organization for Western
Fixed version: In an era where digital infrastructure underpins nearly every aspect of modern life, the energy demands of data centers have become a transformative force for utility companies across the United States, and Entergy, a prominent utility provider based in New Orleans, finds itself at
Imagine a world where the relentless motion of ocean waves powers millions of homes, reducing reliance on fossil fuels with a renewable energy source that’s as consistent as the tides, and this vision is becoming a reality through onshore wave energy technology, a groundbreaking approach to
Imagine a global system designed to slash carbon emissions, yet it overlooks one of the most powerful tools in the fight against climate change. Carbon markets, pivotal in incentivizing low-carbon solutions, continue to exclude nuclear energy—a source that prevents over 430 million metric tons of
Imagine a landscape where the natural gas industry, once a cornerstone of energy reliability, faces unprecedented pressure to transform almost overnight. With regulatory dockets active in over a dozen states, the push for decarbonization, affordability, and infrastructure reform is reshaping how
What happens when the lifeblood of a nation’s economy and technological prowess—its energy grid—teeters on the brink of overload, especially with data centers powering artificial intelligence and reshored manufacturing hungry for electricity? The United States faces a critical juncture, and David
In a move that has stirred considerable debate across the state, the Public Utilities Commission of Nevada (PUC) recently made a unanimous decision to greenlight significant alterations to NV Energy’s billing structure, impacting both residential and small business customers. This ruling, finalized
In the first half of this year, clean energy investment in the United States stands at a staggering $86 billion, a figure that underscores the sector's vitality even as it navigates turbulent policy waters. The landscape has been dramatically reshaped by recent legislative changes under the Trump
In the heart of Michigan, a pivotal battle unfolds over the future of energy markets, as the U.S. Department of Energy (DOE) extends emergency orders to delay the retirement of Consumers Energy’s J.H. Campbell coal-fired power plant in West Olive. This 1,420-MW facility, originally set to close in
