A new report found that nearly all coal plants studied “are more expensive to run than replacing their generation capacity with either new solar or wind.”

SPP’s Board and Members Committee have approved two resource adequacy revision requests, ending a last-minute dash to gain stakeholder approval.

The price of New York ZECs is set to fall 14% for the next two years after the agency that administratively sets the price issued its biennial price adjustment.

FERC settled a dispute between NextEra Energy and Avangrid over whether the former should be responsible for upgrading a circuit breaker at Seabrook.

The push for decarbonization will transform Washington from a key exporter of electricity to a net importer by mid-century, a state agency has found.

New York Gov. Kathy Hochul is proposing a significant expansion of the role of the New York Power Authority, the nation’s largest state-owned utility.

Tony Clark and Vince Duane question whether the single marginal price construct still works with the increase in low-cost intermittent resources.

PJM members’ vote to limit resources’ capacity interconnection rights is not likely to end the dispute over how the RTO accredits intermittent resources.

The New Jersey Senate Environment and Energy Committee advanced a spate of climate change-related legislation.

FERC approved MISO’s Transmission Owners’ request to eliminate reactive power compensation for generators, cutting a $220 million annual revenue requirement.