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A major focus at the Energy Bar Association meeting was on how to ensure reliability and affordability as the grid transitions to a cleaner future.
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New York published an action plan to accelerate its renewable energy sector and expand the industry that is growing around it.
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The state is looking to launch an effort to become an industrial supplier for the offshore wind sector expected to grow off the West Coast.
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New York rejects inflation adjustment requests for 90 planned wind and solar projects that total more than 12 GW of capacity and constitute much of the state’s contracted clean energy pipeline.
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To decarbonize homes in low-income communities, agencies need to remove administrative barriers, consider all types of housing and prepare for a hotter world, experts said.
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Washington state officials expect to soon decide whether to join the California-Quebec cap-and-trade program.
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Legislation that would give Michigan regulators siting authority for major renewable projects drew praise from supporters and outrage from opponents.
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Green Mountain Power proposes to move some power lines underground and give customers in certain areas battery systems for storm resilience.
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NYISO announced that the state broke its hourly wind generation record Sunday, generating 1,939 MW from 28 wind power facilities.
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Nine of the world's largest makers of building heating and cooling equipment have signed on to support California's goal of having 6 million new electric heat pumps by 2030.
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