NextEra Energy CEO Jim Robo told analysts that battery-backed “near firm” wind and solar power will be increasingly competitive by 2025.
FERC granted Helix Ravenswood a limited waiver under NYISO’s Tariff to retain its CRIS rights for its deactivated gas turbines in New York City.
SPP and its stakeholders have begun to grapple with the issue of how to use battery storage, but must first determine who will guide the process.
ISO-NE’s Energy Security Improvements proposal neared the end as study refinements showed a reduction in customer payments compared to preliminary results.
SPP stakeholders delayed a decision over the weighting of futures and the use of economic must-run modeling in the 2021 transmission planning assessment.
The California PUC launched an examination of the state’s natural gas infrastructure and the rules governing it for the first time in 16 years.
The Texas Public Utility Commission approved modifications to proposed transmission lines necessary to integrate Lubbock Power & Light load into ERCOT.
DERs such as rooftop solar panels and batteries may pose a higher risk for grid stability than previously thought, the chief engineer for SDG&E warned.
NYISO began an effort to develop a model for allowing front-of-the-meter energy storage resources paired with generation to participate in its markets.
LS Power argues that FERC's recent order on PJM's capacity market is not an attack on renewables and doesn't unfairly advantages fossil fuels like coal.