The Rhode Island PUC rejected a proposal from National Grid to remove barriers for low-income customers to access clean energy.

California’s energy policy leaders came together to weigh the potential impact of the state’s sharply rising electricity rates on its electrification goals.

Electricity industry experts wrestled with how the Midwest grid can fully decarbonize while facing increasingly common extreme weather events.

A plan to build small community solar projects and reduce electric bills for some low-income residents in Nevada is facing pushback from consumer advocates.

Long Island, N.Y. has the potential solar capacity to produce more electricity than it needs, but there are barriers to making that potential a reality.

The Maine Public Utilities Commission opened an investigation into the design and operation of the state’s electric distribution system.

A NARUC-NASEO task force released a suite of transmission planning resources designed to help stakeholders unify their processes.

FERC’s directive to open wholesale markets to aggregations of DERs is forcing states to consider more holistic system planning.

Maine legislators and officials gave a preview of their work this year in implementing the state’s energy policies while keeping costs to consumers low.

Four trends have emerged from the evolution of net energy metering rate design, an industry expert told state utility commissioners and their staff.