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A representative of the gas industry recently nominated to serve as one of the state’s key utility regulators withdrew his name from consideration on Tuesday.
New York must make a significant workforce investment for the state’s clean energy transition: 200,000 new workers are needed, advocates say.
The head of the New York Power Authority said the utility’s proposed renewable energy development role is a necessary part of the state’s drive to clean energy.
New York regulators authorized the Champlain Hudson Power Express to begin construction on the line, which will deliver Canadian hydropower to New York City.
The NJ BPU is close to concluding a new rules package that includes a requirement that utilities regularly identify barriers to interconnecting renewables.
State legislatures across MISO are undertaking a flurry of activity on rights of first refusal legislation as major transmission planning surges.
Vistra is taking a wait-and-see approach to ERCOT’s market redesign that is currently being debated, saying there are many details to work out.
An OurEnergyPolicy webinar looked into how competitive markets can help with the transition to a cleaner grid.
The Washington House voted to require wind turbine lights be turned off at night when not triggered by airplanes.
Washington’s first cap-and-invest auction took place Tuesday, but initial results will not be released until March 7.
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