As severe storms become more frequent and more people work from home, outages at the edge of the grid are having a big impact. These areas are typically protected by overhead distribution transformer fuses, which operate whenever a fault is present. Up to 70% of these faults are caused by nuisance issues which lead to avoidable power outages.

The VacuFuse II interrupter enables utilities to lower their maintenance costs and keep customer satisfaction high while building a modern, reliable grid.

DISTRIBUTECH International addresses big issues faced by electric distribution utilities and their partners on a day-to-day basis.

Futurist Nancy Giordano will offer her expert opinion about the future of work and working at this month's DISTRIBUTECH/POWERGEN International Keynote.

US moving company franchise teams up with Clean Fuels Ohio to test EVs for movers.

Visit us at DISTRIBUTECH (booth 952) to discuss strategies for modernized grid operation and distribution asset maintenance.

States and federal agencies are actively working to implement the new programs created by the Infrastructure Investment and Jobs Act (IIJA) and many utilities, communities, and other stakeholders are actively preparing for future funding announcements.

Private electric utilities in the Pacific Northwest are planning tens of millions of dollars in upgrades to reduce the risk that their power lines could spark wildfires during extreme weather.

MISO said in a summer readiness workshop that it will likely need to import more non-firm energy and/or need additional energy resources to meet the 2022 summer peak demand.

Consumers Energy proposed a $272 million investment in Michigan’s electric grid in order to increase reliability and prepare the grid for more renewable energy.

Factor This! — a podcast designed specifically for the solar industry by Renewable Energy World — is launching on May 9th with a four-part breakdown of the contentious Auxin Solar tariff petition.