In a contentious move that could reshape the energy efficiency landscape, PJM Interconnection has proposed to discontinue capacity payments for energy efficiency resources in its auctions. With far-reaching implications for both consumers and energy providers, this proposal has sparked a lively
In a stark illustration of the challenges faced by the renewable energy sector, a significant legal dispute has erupted between American Electric Power (AEP) and General Electric Renewables North America. The Columbus, Ohio-based utility company has filed a lawsuit alleging breach of contract and
The PJM Interconnection, which oversees electricity transmission and wholesale markets for 13 Mid-Atlantic and Midwest states plus the District of Columbia, is pushing for a noteworthy change. The regional transmission organization (RTO) recently submitted a proposal to the Federal Energy
PSE&G has reintroduced its appliance recycling program, providing New Jersey residents with a convenient and eco-friendly way to dispose of old refrigerators, window air conditioners, and other household appliances. Under this initiative, PSE&G offers free pickup services and incentives in
The PJM Interconnection, managing the largest power grid in the United States, stands at a pivotal crossroads. With increasing demand and a contraction in available supply, maintaining equilibrium between these forces has become more challenging than ever. The results of the recent capacity auction
Bowling Green is in the midst of a significant transformation driven by the impending arrival of two new industrial giants: Abbott Laboratories and an unnamed data center. These developments promise a surge in local employment and economic growth, compelling the city to enhance its water supply
Hydropower has long been a backbone of America's renewable energy sector. As the nation advances toward a greener future and the demand for clean energy intensifies, the strategic importance of hydropower cannot be understated. This pivotal energy source boasts a rich history of over 140
The technological landscape is evolving rapidly, and industries across the globe are compelled to adapt. Dalton Utilities, a long-standing municipal utility provider serving approximately 78,000 customers, is a testament to the transformative power of digital innovation. By integrating
The Kuwait Authority for Partnership Projects (KAPP) has taken a significant step forward in its renewable energy strategy by shortlisting several international consortiums for two major solar projects: the Al Dibdibah Power Project and the Al Shagaya Renewable Energy (Phase III) Zone 1 Solar PV
In a significant incident involving Dalton Utilities, a wastewater release occurred at the junction of Chattanooga Avenue and Chenille Drive in Dalton, Georgia, resulting in the overflow of 4,500 gallons of wastewater due to a joint failure on a main line. This unfortunate event led to wastewater
