A recent meeting of the Federal Energy Regulatory Commission (FERC) has placed a spotlight on a pressing challenge confronting the nation's power infrastructure: the ability of grid operators to maintain stability amid extreme weather conditions. Dominated by the voices of leaders like FERC
New Jersey stands at the forefront of an ambitious energy revolution as it embarks on procuring 1 gigawatt (GW) of transmission-scale energy storage. This effort, spearheaded by the New Jersey Board of Public Utilities, is a significant part of the state's expansive clean energy blueprint. Governor
The rapid evolution of clean energy technologies marks a significant leap forward in the renewable energy industry, as environmental sustainability becomes increasingly critical. Innovations in solar, wind, and other renewable sources promise not only to meet the growing global energy demand but
Energy storage technologies have become critical in the ongoing transformation of the energy sector, playing a vital role in the decarbonization of the electrical grid. With renewable energy sources like solar and wind becoming major contributors to the energy mix, storage solutions are essential
Utility incentives in regional transmission organizations (RTOs) have been fundamental in promoting cooperation among energy companies. These incentives, often represented as Return on Equity (ROE) adders, not only boost utility revenues but also support the improvement and expansion of the energy
Can a grid designed for the past support the energy demands of the future? With expectations that electricity demand in the United States will surge by over 150 gigawatts by the decade's end, this question holds critical importance. As cities expand and technology proliferates, electricity becomes
