State utility regulators in the United States are grappling with the dual challenge of maintaining affordable electricity while transitioning to cleaner energy sources. This balancing act is complicated by increasing demand, significant infrastructure investments, and the impacts of climate change.
Indiana is on the cusp of a significant transformation as it becomes a burgeoning hub for hyperscaler data centers. This development is poised to have a profound impact on the state's electricity demand, driven by the establishment of massive data centers by tech giants such as Amazon, Google,
The recent announcement by the U.S. Department of Energy (DOE) on finalizing awards totaling $2.2 billion for hydrogen hubs marks a significant milestone in the nation's energy landscape. With $1.2 billion allocated to the Gulf Coast Hydrogen Hub and another $1 billion to the Midwest Hydrogen
The potential impact of President-elect Donald Trump’s second term on various energy efficiency initiatives is a topic of significant concern for many stakeholders in the energy sector. With specific focus on the appliance standards program and weatherization efforts led by the U.S. Department of E
New Jersey is taking significant strides toward enhancing its energy storage capabilities through the New Jersey Storage Incentive Program, commonly referred to as SIP. This innovative initiative is designed to provide both upfront and performance-based incentives for energy storage systems, aiming
The United States stands at a pivotal moment in the management of its energy resources, with the potential of virtual power plants (VPPs) becoming increasingly significant in addressing the growing electricity demand and ensuring grid reliability. Mark Dyson, the managing director of the Rocky
Maryland is facing a critical juncture in its energy infrastructure development. With its growing population and surging electricity demands, the state must address its energy needs to ensure reliable power for its residents. The Maryland Piedmont Reliability Project (MPRP) emerges as a key
The aftermath of Hurricane Helene has left millions of residents in the Southeastern United States and the Mid-Atlantic without power. As a catastrophic Category 4 hurricane, its impact has necessitated extensive repair and rebuilding efforts from utility companies. The massive scope of damage, the
Why Is Indiana Still Paying Millions for Outdated Coal Power? Indiana, renowned for its historic industrial might, faces a paradox in its modern energy landscape. Despite the proliferation of cheaper and environmentally friendly renewable energy options, the state continues to rely heavily on coal
Sempra Energy is focusing intently on high-voltage transmission development to leverage the skyrocketing energy demand fueled by artificial intelligence (AI) and industrial growth in Texas. During a recent third-quarter earnings call, Sempra’s Chairman and CEO, Jeff Martin, emphasized the i
