The Federal Energy Regulatory Commission (FERC) has recently proposed new "ride-through" reliability standards specifically designed for inverter-based resources (IBRs) such as wind, solar, and battery systems. These standards aim to ensure that IBRs can sustain brief fluctuations in grid
In the face of rising energy demands and a pivotal transition from fossil fuels to renewable energy, Illinois' electric grid faces critical challenges that must be addressed to ensure future reliability and stability. The state is under pressure to meet these demands and pivot its energy
In a bid to promote long-term, responsible offshore wind energy development in the United States, Rep. Paul Tonko has introduced an updated version of the Offshore Energy Modernization Act in the House of Representatives. This new bill not only mirrors the legislation proposed by Tonko in 2022 with
In December 2023, the Long Island Power Authority (LIPA) in New York approved two large-scale battery energy storage system (BESS) projects developed by Key Capture Energy (KCE). This approval marks a significant move towards reinforcing the energy infrastructure and aligning with New York's
The rapid deployment of energy storage in Texas since 2023 has had an incredible impact on the state's energy landscape, benefiting consumers and increasing grid reliability. According to the American Clean Power Association (ACP), this extensive expansion yielded at least $750 million in
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
