New governors accelerate clean energy action, propelled by Democratic midterm wave; Residential solar+storage breaks new ground as Sunrun wins ISO-NE capacity contract; ISO-NE capacity prices fall amid controversy over Vineyard Wind participation; All PG&E customers at risk of proactive shutoffs under proposed fire mitigation plan
Supporters of the broad environmental movement say they are open to all resources in an energy transition, but don't expect nuclear to play a large role in long term decarbonization.
States like New Mexico, which have seen eight years or more of policy inaction and rollbacks, are rapidly breaking into the clean energy space under new leadership.
With a strong regulatory bedrock to develop distributed resources in Northeast states, Sunrun's bid represents 20 MW from the solar and battery systems of approximately 5,000 New England customers forecast in 2022.
Prices fell in the grid operator's annual capacity market this week, but owners of the Vineyard Wind facility said they would have been lower if the 800 MW offshore wind farm had participated fully.
All California utilities submitted their plans Wednesday, and critics of PG&E say the expanded shutoff policy is ineffective and necessitated by the utility's "repeated criminal behavior."
The California ISO Board of Governors approved network upgrade definitions, minimum acceptance criteria and validation procedures for interconnection requests, as a result of a year-long stakeholder process.
The PSC has approved $223 million in measures to lower gas demand on ConEd's system and will hold a public meeting Feb. 13 to review the changing market conditions behind the utility's action.
Though difficulties arose with demand response and commercial refrigeration, Con Edison projects 55 MW of peak load reduction for its Brooklyn-Queens Demand Management Program by summer 2022.
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