In anticipation of an upcoming winter storm expected to bring some of the coldest January temperatures in over a decade, the North American Electric Reliability Corp. (NERC) is taking proactive measures to ensure grid reliability across the eastern half of the United States. Spanning from the
Illinois is at a critical juncture in its energy journey. After years of comprehensive energy reform and increasing electricity usage, the state faces potential grid reliability issues. Experts warn that without timely interventions to ensure adequate electricity availability this summer, Illinois
In its deliberate approach to addressing the complexities of cryptocurrencies, the SEC opted for another delay in its verdict on the spot Ethereum ETF. The extension grants the SEC an opportunity not only to conduct an in-depth examination of Ethereum’s suitability for ETF status but also to source
The rapid expansion of smart cities technologies is transforming urban landscapes, promising enhanced safety and efficiency. However, this technological leap raises significant privacy and ethical concerns. This article explores the balance between leveraging smart cities technologies for public
The proliferation of smart city technologies across the United States is revealing new opportunities to improve urban life but also raising significant concerns around privacy and ethics. At the core, these smart technologies encompass a range of tools, including cameras, sensors, and software that
Illinois regulators have recently approved statewide electric grid upgrades, setting the stage for increased rates for customers across the region. The Illinois Commerce Commission (ICC) has sanctioned significantly scaled-back investment plans submitted by Commonwealth Edison (ComEd) and Ameren
