Environmental & Regulations

The abrupt termination of over eight billion dollars in federal clean energy grants has ignited a fierce constitutional showdown that could fundamentally reshape the boundaries of executive authority in the United States. As the transition toward a sustainable economy accelerates, this high-stakes

With decades of experience in energy management and grid security, our utilities expert, Christopher Hailstone, offers a critical perspective on the escalating tensions between the United States and the International Energy Agency. This interview delves into the high-stakes clash over the "net zero

A Region of Untapped Potential and Higher Bills In the Southeastern United States, a curious and costly paradox is unfolding: despite facing electricity bills that are consistently higher than the national average, the region’s utilities are dramatically underperforming in energy efficiency. A

With the PJM Interconnection, the nation’s largest grid operator, recently approving a monumental $11.8 billion transmission expansion, we are witnessing one of the most significant proactive investments in grid reliability in recent memory. To unpack what this means for the industry and consumers,

In a striking paradox of progress and peril, PG&E Corporation finds itself at a critical juncture where an unprecedented surge in electricity demand from California's booming tech and manufacturing sectors offers a potential pathway to lower customer rates, yet this opportunity is continuously

A foundational principle of American environmental law, that a state's pollution should not become its neighbor's problem, is now at the center of a high-stakes regulatory battle that could reshape air quality management for millions. The Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) has initiated a formal