Electricity Delivery

New York's Clean Path NY Project Halted, Search for Alternatives Begins
Energy Management New York's Clean Path NY Project Halted, Search for Alternatives Begins

The recent decision to terminate contracts for the Clean Path NY project has left New York grappling with the challenge of meeting its ambitious climate goals. Spanning 175 miles, the transmission line aimed to bring nearly 5 GW of wind, solar, and hydroelectric power into New York City by 2027.

December 3, 2024
Virtual Power Plants: Strengthening Grids and Supporting Renewables
Utilities Virtual Power Plants: Strengthening Grids and Supporting Renewables

The article opens by recounting an intense September in Texas, where record-breaking heat resulted in an urgent strain on the power grid. The Texas grid operator had to declare an emergency to handle the surging electricity demand. Amid this crisis, the state narrowly avoided power outages thanks

November 12, 2024
Can High-Voltage Transmission Prep Texas for Rising Energy Demand?
Utilities Can High-Voltage Transmission Prep Texas for Rising Energy Demand?

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

November 7, 2024
Duke Energy Unveils Ambitious Plan for Clean Energy Transition in NC
Renewable Energy Duke Energy Unveils Ambitious Plan for Clean Energy Transition in NC

In a significant move towards a cleaner energy future, the North Carolina Utilities Commission (NCUC) has approved an ambitious integrated resource plan (IRP) for Duke Energy Progress and Duke Energy Carolinas. This plan, proposed in August, aims to balance energy reliability with substantial

November 6, 2024
Are Energy Facilities Ready for Severe Weather-Induced Outages?
Utilities Are Energy Facilities Ready for Severe Weather-Induced Outages?

In 2024, the energy sector faced unprecedented challenges due to severe weather-induced outages. These events highlighted an urgent need for robust disaster avoidance strategies, especially as we increasingly rely on digital IT infrastructure to oversee plant operations. The major outage events of

November 5, 2024
Can Cuba Overcome Its Energy Crisis Amid Aging Infrastructure?
Utilities Can Cuba Overcome Its Energy Crisis Amid Aging Infrastructure?

Cuba is grappling with a severe energy crisis, primarily driven by a confluence of aging infrastructure and stringent U.S. sanctions. This crisis reached a tipping point when the National Electric System (SEN) collapsed in October 2024 following the shutdown of the Antonio Guiteras thermoelectric

November 1, 2024
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