A special public meeting of the Oregon PUC illustrated the complexity of issues at play when putting a decarbonization plan into practice.

Chances are good that hydrogen will be a big part of the story of the power industry’s efforts to reach net-zero carbon emissions.

A class action suit against PacifiCorp alleges the utility failed to de-energize power lines that contributed to a set of wildfires in Oregon.

Portland General Electric pre-emptively cut power to about 5,000 customers in the first public safety power shutoffs to affect Oregon.

Oregon regulators are grappling with how to modernize the state’s direct access program to accommodate a rapidly changing energy landscape.

FERC Commissioner Bernard McNamee voted not to act on the Jordan Cove LNG export facility, resulting in a surprise at tightly scripted open meetings.

A carbon workshop hosted by the EIM underscored how West Coast and Intermountain states can be uneasy partners in CAISO’s real-time market.

The increasing number of billion-dollar wildfires, floods and hurricanes has some suggesting an end to the universal service model.

California’s annual wildfire season kicked off with high winds, a heat wave and precautionary power shutoffs by PG&E to thousands of customers.

Commissioners from a dozen Western states gathered in Wyoming to share their concerns and discuss the challenges of their jobs.