New York power users fear paying twice for clean energy attributes; Ohio regulator defines grid mod success through customer-side service; Exelon to spend $140M for FirstEnergy Solutions retail power business; New York's energy storage target could end up at 3 GW by 2030
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The Supreme Court nominee has a track record of curtailing federal regulations and has questioned the constitutionality of independent agencies like FERC.
A group of large electric customers has asked the PSC to ensure a carbon pricing proposal being considered by the state's grid operator does not lead to double payments for some clean energy suppliers.
FirstEnergy Solutions filed for Chapter 11 bankruptcy earlier this year. Exelon told federal regulators it expects to close the deal in the fourth quarter.
The state's target could go beyond the 1,500 MW goal, but the roadmap outlined key regulatory recommendations necessary to foster investment and deployment.
The utility launched two programs on Tuesday that are expected to significantly increase solar power in the state — an RFP for 680 MW of renewable resources and a $62 million solar rebate program.
Following a successful test program at University of California San Diego, EVgo has installed a used electric vehicle battery as stationary storage at a commercial charging station.
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