FERC vacancy allows Democrats to win rare battle over ISO-NE market rules; Even in a carbon-constrained world, fossil fuels remain dominant: WoodMac; Bellefonte nuclear deal implodes: Private developer sues after TVA cancels sale; Electric power outages in 2017 doubled in duration: EIA faults large storms
As the largest provider of wind and solar power in the world, NextEra's executive team, particularly CEO Jim Robo, has guided the company's steady, disciplined growth.
Commissioner Kevin McIntyre did not vote, allowing Democrats to push through acceptance of an ISO-NE proposal to treat fuel secure resources as price takers in its upcoming capacity auction.
Wood Mackenzie's new analysis concludes that even with policies designed to accelerate development of clean energy resources, it will not be possible to keep global warming under 2 degrees Celsius.
Nuclear Development says it has already paid Tennessee Valley Authority more than $30 million for the plant, and wants its money back. It is also asking a judge to block the utility from selling the plant to anyone else.
Speakers at an event celebrating the milestone also noted electric vehicles could play a large role in the fight against climate change and carbon emissions.
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