The PJM Interconnection's recent capacity auction has sent shockwaves through the energy sector, revealing an unprecedented surge in capacity prices and prompting urgent calls for legislative intervention. With capacity costs skyrocketing from $2.2 billion to a staggering $14.7 billion for the
The burgeoning demand for electricity in the United States is increasingly driven by an exceptional boom in artificial intelligence (AI). This remarkable surge has led U.S. electric utilities to project a very optimistic forecast, influencing market expectations of sales growth for the remainder of
The U.S. energy regulatory landscape is experiencing a seismic transformation due to recent Supreme Court rulings. Specifically, these decisions have sparked significant shifts in the balance of power between federal agencies and the judiciary, particularly affecting the Federal Energy Regulatory
As Tropical Storm Debby approaches Florida, Duke Energy Florida is emphasizing the importance of safety and urging customers to heed the advice of emergency management officials. The storm is expected to bring high winds and heavy rainfall, potentially resulting in widespread power outages. Duke
In a landmark decision, the Federal Communications Commission has voted to restore net neutrality rules, reversing a deregulatory move undertaken during the Trump administration. By a narrow margin of 3-2, the FCC, under Chair Jessica Rosenworcel, reinstated guidelines that treat broadband as a
San Diego stands at a crucial crossroads, contemplating a significant shift in its energy infrastructure management. Local officials are weighing the proposition of transitioning the electric grid's control from private to public hands. This move towards socialization marks a departure from
