Exelon announced a leadership transition and reported solid third-quarter financials just a day apart.

More than 6,000 people from 34 countries traveled to the Steel City for the Global Clean Energy Action Forum. Here's some of what we heard there.

Exelon said the proposed 15% minimum corporate income tax in the Democrats’ energy and climate bill could impinge its cash flow, slow infrastructure investment.

PJM's MIC OK'd rules on accounting for PTC/REC revenue and dealing with long-term market suspensions and discussed a loophole allowing CTs to ignore dispatch.

The PJM MIC discussed rules on including environmental credits in energy offers, setting pricing during market suspensions and DR for weather-sensitive load.

According to an IIJA progress report, allocations to Maryland now total about $1.7 billion, with more than 80% earmarked for transportation infrastructure.

The Texas PUC selected consulting firm E3 to help it review and analyze new designs for ERCOT’s wholesale market structure.

Exelon reported a positive first quarter to investors and analysts, a result of increased rates and revenue from its regulated utilities.

Maryland lawmakers are confident they will adopt more ambitious climate goals in 2022, after differences among Democrats stalled action last year.

New York regulators approved Exelon’s request to split its transmission and distribution business from its merchant nuclear power generation.