Ten Northeast states have come together in a remarkable initiative aimed at enhancing grid reliability and accelerating the transition to clean energy. Maine, Connecticut, Delaware, Maryland, Massachusetts, New Hampshire, New Jersey, New York, Rhode Island, and Vermont have formalized their
In an era where grid planning has become increasingly complex, Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory (Berkeley Lab) has introduced a groundbreaking tool to revolutionize the way utilities and stakeholders approach grid investment. This interactive decision framework emerges as a crucial resource to
Pennsylvania is at a crossroads in its journey toward a greener energy future. As one of the nation's top energy producers, the state faces the complex task of balancing the transition to renewable energy with ensuring the reliability and stability of its power grid. The debate over how best
Microgrids are increasingly being recognized as vital components in the evolving landscape of power generation and distribution. These localized grids, capable of operating independently from the broader electrical grid, provide a myriad of benefits, including enhanced resilience, sustainability,
The landscape of electricity distribution has undergone a monumental shift as energy utilities like Duke Energy adapt to the increasing presence of renewable energy sources. For over a century, centralized power plants distributed electricity in a straightforward one-way feed. Today, the dynamics
The integration of Texas’s independent power grid with the broader United States power grid has emerged as a critical discussion, especially following the catastrophic blackouts during the 2021 Winter Storm Uri. According to a study conducted by the Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT), c
