California’s three investor-owned utilities asked state officials to protect bundled customers from being saddled with expensive long-term renewable contracts.

California regulators are set to vote next month on a proposal that CCAs be subject to the resource adequacy requirements of electric utilities.

The 7th Annual Pennsylvania Energy Management Conference featured discussions about state policy, the DOE NOPR and zero-emission credits.

The Illinois Commerce Commission issued strengthened consumer protections against the marketing practices of alternative retail electric suppliers.

Few parties in California are happy with the way the state’s community choice aggregator (CCA) program is turning out, legislators learned.

California officials are reconsidering retail choice, two decades after a deregulation drive that faltered in the Western Energy Crisis of 2000/01.

Dozens of RTO and ISO officials journeyed to SAS’ snow-free campus in NC last week for the ISO Summit and discussions on data and technology challenges.

Infocast gathered industry experts in the Texas state capital to share their insights on the “challenging times that lie ahead for ERCOT.”

Choices made by customers could rank alongside decisions made by policymakers in shaping the future of the electric grid, RTO officials said.

Following a dramatic all-night session, Michigan lawmakers approved legislation that increases the state’s renewable portfolio standard and preserves its limited retail choice.