Electrical Infrastructure

California has recently approved a $1.4 billion investment plan aimed at significantly advancing emissions-free transportation within the state. This comprehensive plan focuses on the installation of nearly 17,000 new electric vehicle (EV) charging stations and hydrogen refueling infrastructure. As

The Biden administration has announced a significant increase in Section 301 tariffs on specific solar energy components imported from China, including wafers, polysilicon, and certain tungsten products. Starting January 1, solar wafers and polysilicon, which are essential for the development of

Constellation Energy Generation has recently appealed to the Federal Energy Regulatory Commission (FERC) to compel the PJM Interconnection to establish clear rules for servicing fully isolated co-located loads such as data centers. The lack of established tariff rules has allowed some local

The rapid adoption of electric vehicles (EVs) is transforming the transportation landscape, presenting both opportunities and challenges for utility companies. As more drivers opt for EVs, the demand for electricity, particularly from home charging, is surging. This increased load on the utility

In a bold move to bolster its electric infrastructure, Maryland has unveiled a $15 million electric resilience competitive grant program aimed not only at curbing power outages but also at advancing the state's clean energy goals and reducing greenhouse gas emissions. Known as the Resilient

As AI technologies continue to revolutionize sectors such as autonomous vehicles, healthcare, and business productivity, the dramatic increase in energy demands is presenting unprecedented challenges for the utility sector. Goldman Sachs Research has projected a 160% increase in data center power