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.

Panelists at Raab's 168th New England Electricity Restructuring Roundtable discussed the implications of the recent elections and ISO-NE's capacity market.

Electricity industry CEOs discussed the “challenges & opportunities” of decarbonization in the New England power sector in the next 30 years.

New England and Canadian officials discussed transmission planning for offshore wind and natural gas's role in the clean-energy transition.

NARUC panelists examined the extraordinary events last summer in the Western Interconnection, including California's rolling blackouts.

Experts from New England and New York debated how the electricity sector can transition as society moves to a low-carbon, increasingly electrified economy.

The party-line feud between FERC commissioners over whether to consider GHG emissions in reviews of natural gas infrastructure continued last year.

Natural gas will be crucial to the national economy and the New England electric power system for years, industry experts said at the NECA Fuels Conference.

Former FERC Commissioner Cheryl LaFleur was elected to the ISO-NE Board of Directors. Re-elected were Directors Barney Rush and Vickie VanZandt.

With the U.S. Senate bolting for a five-week recess, it’s becoming apparent FERC will be operating with only three commissioners until at least September.