The transition to clean energy is more urgent than ever as the impacts of climate change intensify. However, outdated permitting processes are slowing down the deployment of renewable energy projects. Recent legislative reforms, such as the Fiscal Responsibility Act of 2023 and the proposed Energy
The U.S. Department of Energy (DOE) has recently made a significant decision to refine and open public comment on three potential national interest electric transmission corridors (NIETCs) from an initial list of ten. This decision underlines the federal government's commitment to improving the
The transition to renewable energy is a critical step in combating climate change and meeting the Paris Agreement targets. However, the intermittency of renewable sources like wind and solar power poses significant challenges. Wärtsilä’s "Crossroads to Net Zero" report explores the potential of
The transition towards 100% clean electricity in the U.S. is a complex journey, driven by the need to meet escalating energy demands and achieve a climate-stable future. Various factors are influencing this shift, including the rise of data centers, manufacturing facilities, crypto mining, and the
PJM Interconnection has put forward the RRI plan to fast-track interconnection processes for up to 50 shovel-ready generating projects by January. The aim of this initiative is to address potential grid reliability issues. However, many stakeholders, including renewable energy developers, argue
The recent decision to terminate contracts for the Clean Path NY project has left New York grappling with the challenge of meeting its ambitious climate goals. Spanning 175 miles, the transmission line aimed to bring nearly 5 GW of wind, solar, and hydroelectric power into New York City by 2027.
