FERC moves to narrow jurisdiction over utility mergers after FPA changes; Smart meter deployments slow as questions emerge over cost effectiveness, saturation; Capital Dynamics, Tenaska to develop 2 GW of solar across the Midwest; Reducing property taxes a key to profitability of renewables
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On Nov. 6 and 7, Pacific Gas & Electric informed 70,000 customers it might need to proactively turn off power for public safety. The utility never did that, and kept the power on as the town of Paradise, California, burned.
Newly signed amendments to the Federal Power Act would set a $10 million minimum for the value of mergers and acquisitions that must receive pre-approval from FERC.
It's known that taking action on climate change could hurt the economy, but what if we could create a healthier community and economy at the same time?
The agreement envisions 14 projects across six states and would significantly boost solar capacity in a region poised for clean energy growth after several Democratic wins in the midterm elections.
Traditional property tax models are wrong for most renewable energy assets, but assessors have largely failed to keep pace with this shift — and aren't incentivized to do so, write Ernst & Young's Tom Bernard and Trevor Mason.
After system conditions were pushed to the brink during a cold snap last year, the grid operator says it has "made near-term improvements" to address energy security concerns.
The CEO of the nation's largest wholesale power market talks fuel security, plant bailouts, capacity markets and how state policy preferences are putting stress on the market's founding principles.
The Liberty-led pilot will be the second regulator-approved program for utility-owned behind-the-meter storage, and phase 2 will be the first to include the private sector.
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