The National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration predicts an above-normal hurricane season with 17 to 25 named storms this season, including 8 to 13 hurricanes, and 4 to 7 of those becoming major hurricanes.

Several utilities are installing electric vehicle chargers on existing utility poles to improve access and reduce costs.

A new report examines issues that prevent existing transmission facilities from delivering maximum potential value and offers a suite of options that power system stakeholders can pursue to overcome those challenges. 

Starting this fire season, Chelan PUD announced the expansion of fire safety outage management to fire-prone areas county wide.

The audit will analyze Versant Power's management, customer service, service quality, and operations.

This information is meant to help fleet operators, logistics providers, and charging site developers identify available capacity that is more likely to accommodate electric vehicle (EV) charging sites.

Con Edison in New York City is not only keeping track of how it spends but also where and who benefits.

A national coalition is advocating for the co-location of utility and telecommunication infrastructure in existing public right-of-way corridors.

State regulators are letting the utility resume practices paused during the pandemic. A community group warns disconnections could climb as a result.

Despite a failed effort in Maine, activists in San Diego; San Francisco; and Rochester, New York, are pushing for municipal buyouts of private utilities to create public power authorities.

NERC found that 10 large-scale grid disturbances on the bulk power system since 2016 involved the "widespread and unexpected" reduction of nearly 15,000 MW of inverter-based resource output, including 10,000 MW in the past four years.

Once implemented, the virtual power plant will have the potential to manage up to 25 MW by 2030, Platte River Power Authority said.