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July 22, 2024

integrated resource plan (IRP)

DTE IRP Draws Fire from Renewable Proponents
DTE’s latest integrated resource plan before the Michigan PSC is attracting detractors who say it is short-sighted and relies blindly on fossil fuels.
Changing Grid Calls for New Models, Mindset, Officials Say
Speakers at NERC’s biennial Reliability Leadership Summit talked about the impact of the new U.S. resource mix and distributed generation on the grid.
FERC Blocks FirstEnergy Sale of Merchant Plant to Affiliate
FERC denied FirstEnergy’s request to transfer ownership of the coal-fired Pleasants plant in West Virginia from Allegheny Energy Supply to Mon Power.
Storage Integration a Complex Process, Western Panel Says
Energy storage can provide many benefits to the Western electricity grid, but it will require complex and costly modeling to be integrated properly.
Gas, Solar, Efficiency Nudge Coal in Arizona Public Service IRP
Arizona Public Service expects to meet its future energy needs through increased use of natural gas and solar, while reducing coal reliance.
PacifiCorp IRP Sees More Renewables, Less Coal
PacifiCorp has released a 20-year plan that commits to increased investment in renewable resources and energy efficiency while reducing reliance on coal.
NIPSCO Considers Closing 4 Coal Units in 7 Years
NIPSCO officials said they are considering the future of some of their coal-powered units - closing the 2-unit Bailly Generating Station, and idling 2 of 4 units at the R.M. Schahfer Generating Station.
Integrated Resource Planning on the Horizon for Calif.
The California PUC's highest priority is reforming its long-term planning process to ensure the state will meet its emission  reduction goals.
Connecticut Resource Outlook Improves, but Challenges Remain
The Connecticut Department of Energy issued its IRP last week, warning of natural gas pipeline constraints and stiffer competition for renewable resources.
Connecticut: Power Prices to Rise 63% by 2024
Connecticut policymakers say inadequate natural gas infrastructure will lead to sharply higher electricity prices despite increased energy efficiency.

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