The U.S. could double its reliance on renewable energy in the next decade by taking administrative actions under the incoming Biden administration.

The authors of a new report detailed how, in the absence of action by Congress, the U.S. can build the transmission needed to accommodate renewables.

MISO and SPP staff began putting meat on the bones of their joint transmission study, much to the satisfaction of stakeholders.

The ERCOT Board of Directors revised its consent agenda, confirmed TAC representatives & discussed its record installation of solar generation.

Panelists at gridCONNEXT's annual conference expressed hope that the incoming Biden administration will be able to advance renewables.

Invenergy provided an update on the Grain Belt Express transmission project during the Missouri Energy Initiative’s Midwest Energy Policy Series.

MISO executives last week said an evolving energy industry heralds big spending on transmission projects in the RTO’s footprint.

NYISO’s Business Issues Committee voted to recommend approval of Tariff revisions and to apply the TAM rules to landfill gas, wind and solar resources.

SPP staff said that stakeholders’ overall satisfaction with the RTO’s services and performance rose during 2020, even as survey responses dropped.

PJM officials postponed a Planning Committee vote on the RTO’s proposals for mitigating NERC critical infrastructure designations.