Sense targets $41B of 'always on' loads as traditional energy saving measures diminish; South Carolina regulators slash Duke Energy Progress rate hikes, cut $333M coal ash recovery; Three Mile Island to close after bailout bill stalls in Pennsylvania legislature; California regulators dig into safety qualifications of new PG&E board
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ERCOT says it continues to see "above-normal growth" in electric demand on its system, largely due to new industrial load on the coast and the oil and gas industry in the west.
The Public Service Commission adopted a similar motion reducing another Duke subsidiary's proposed rate hike by 54%, signaling the impact of stakeholders that rallied to oppose the increases.
The plant gained international fame when a partial nuclear meltdown permanently shut down Unit 2 in 1979. Economic competition is now driving Unit 1 to close, despite 15 years left on its operating license.
Amidst ongoing investigation into PG&E safety culture, regulators called on the embattled utility to provide detail into the safety experience of its new board members, including a new CEO and 10 new directors.
GOP legislators are increasingly calling for measures to address climate change, but through private sector innovation, as opposed to carbon taxes, mandates or sweeping Green New Deal-style policies.
The company's proposed framework would evaluate the need to comply with climate regulations and the cost required to decarbonize energy sources, among other factors, but would not produce new credit ratings.
While competition is intended to encourage transmission developers to drive down consumer costs, shift risks to private investors and achieve greater efficiencies, New England consumers are not realizing those benefits.
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