Grid Security & Reliability

Illinois stands at a critical energy crossroads as its largest electric utility, Commonwealth Edison, has formally proposed a monumental $15.3 billion investment to overhaul its grid, sparking a contentious debate over progress and affordability. The comprehensive four-year plan, designed to run

As the world's most powerful artificial intelligence models continue to reshape industries, a fundamental paradox has emerged as the defining challenge of the year, a topic that dominated conversations at the World Economic Forum in Davos this January. The digital engine of modern progress is

As an arctic blast named Winter Storm Fern descends across the United States, it forces a critical examination of the nation's electrical infrastructure, bringing together a chorus of voices from federal regulators, consumer advocates, regional utilities, and financial markets to debate a single,

With households across the state bracing for high winter energy bills, the Healey administration has announced a series of measures aimed at providing both immediate relief and long-term stability. To break down these complex policies, from direct bill credits to major infrastructure projects, we

The escalating pressure from massive interconnection queues and the soaring energy demands of a rapidly electrifying economy has pushed the nation's grid infrastructure to a critical inflection point. In response, the Federal Energy Regulatory Commission (FERC) is deploying a series of decisive, if

The relentless expansion of artificial intelligence and national reindustrialization is creating an insatiable appetite for electricity, pushing the nation's largest grid operator, PJM Interconnection, to a critical crossroads. Faced with the monumental task of powering a surge in data center