NIPSCO to add 800 MW wind in first steps to coal-free generation; Senate environment committee advances EPA nominee Wheeler; Michigan Gov cites extreme weather, Consumers gas shortage in signing clean energy order; Massachusetts opens revenue stream to advance solar-plus-storage
Owners of the planned offshore wind facility pressed FERC to delay the grid operator's capacity auction on Monday, arguing rules do not allow it to participate fully.
NIPSCO plans to retire its last coal unit by 2028 and expects its generation transition to produce $4 billion in cost-savings for customers over the long term.
His confirmation hearing in January revealed new information about how the EPA planned to weaken vehicle fuel standards finalized by the Obama administration.
Gretchen Whitmer, D, committed the state to the U.S. emissions reduction target under the Paris Climate Agreement, noting the urgency of her actions in the context of extreme weather events last week.
Regulators issued orders to clarify net metering and capacity ownership rights for such projects, which are expected to unlock the potential of a commercial storage market in the state.
The consulting firm expects the annual global market for deploying advanced batteries for critical Infrastructure will reach 9.6 GW by 2027, largely driven by the need for uninterruptible power supplies.
A decade after the worst coal ash spill in U.S. history, Nashville Public Radio reporter Shalina Chatlani talks about its continuing impacts on residents and the Tennessee Valley Authority.
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