NY regulators leave 680 MW gas plant without an air permit; Utility planners leverage better accuracy of DOE's renewable cost forecast tool; Report: DOE, DHS planning new grid cybersecurity exercise this fall; FERC denies rehearing on Northern Pass pipeline, overruling New York decision
FERC's approval of the 600-mile pipeline was based on a faulty right-of-way permit from the National Park Service, the Fourth Circuit Court ruled, likely halting construction for the $6 billion project.
The combined-cycle plant is a key part of the state's plan to replace capacity from the retiring Indian Point nuclear plant, which will go offline in 2021.
The Liberty Eclipse exercise will focus on blackstart capabilities and the intersection of the natural gas and electric power sectors, E&E News reports.
The 10 MW of solar joined with 30 MWh of batteries will be the largest combined facility owned by a U.S. co-op and is expected to save Connexus Energy $4 million a year thorough peak shaving.
A new sharing mechanism moves some risk of fuel price volatility from customers to the utility, but not everyone is convinced it will make a difference.
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