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NARUC digs into commercial EV charging rates as federal government requires states to review offers
Commercial EV rates should offer savings over traditional vehicle fuels and help manage the grid efficiently, NARUC said.
FERC acting Chairman Phillips says priorities are reliability, transmission and environmental justice
“It is important that we consider the voices of historically disadvantaged communities in our decisions," Phillips said during his first open meeting leading the agency.
Nuclear power gets another look in ‘all-of-the-above’ energy approach as climate worries mount
Federal money and state legislation are combining to boost nuclear power as policymakers race to achieve reduced greenhouse gas emissions goals.
Texas regulators adopt performance credit in market overhaul proceeding, teeing up battle with lawmakers
Regulators "chose to ignore the clear direction" of the Texas legislature, said Sen. Charles Schwertner, an author of legislation that initiated the Texas energy market changes.
Importance of Safety in the Renewable Energy Industry
Liverpool To Have One Of The UK's Largest EV Charging Networks As Ubitricity Triples Capacity
FERC Foresees Solar Providing Two-Thirds Of New U.S. Generating Capacity Over The Next Three Years
Orestes Hydrogen Equity and Growth Portfolio launches 100 million euro portfolio to assist 2030 clean energy transition in Europe
SYMBIOSYST agrivoltaics project to be launched shortly in January 2023
Guidehouse Insights estimates number of grid-interactive buildings will grow to 203 million in 2031
H2B2 Electrolyzers will Expand GP JOULE's Green Hydrogen Production
Canada-Harnessing solar energy: new method improves readings of double-sided panels
Lightsource bp closes first tax equity deal with Wells Fargo for 481 megawatt solar portfolio
PSEG to Sell its 25% Equity Stake in Ocean Wind 1 to Ørsted
EPA details its carbon crackdown on industry, and fossil fuel generators are not happy
EPA unveils its carbon crackdown. Coal generators say it is all too much, and environmentalists say it is not nearly enough.
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Italian energy giant gets approval for “very first” solar and battery hybrid in Australia
Italian energy group says it has secured the "very first" approval for a solar farm and battery storage project to be connected at the same point in Australia.
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Administrators seek funds as they prepare Sun Cable sale and billionaire bidding war
Administrators say Sun Cable to be put up for sale before the end of month, preparing for bidding war between Australia's two richest men.
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Government steps in to pave way for wind addition to solar and hydro hybrid
Queensland government steps in to give priority to the wind component of Kidston clean energy hub, which will be the first to combine wind, solar and pumped hydro.
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Dud weather forecasts prove a headache for AEMO, particularly in biggest load centre
AEMO dumps one weather forecaster but is still not happy with the results from its new panel. The problem is worst at the country's biggest retail load centre.
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Why networks should not be left in charge of Labor’s community battery plans
Federal Labor's plans to install 400 community batteries is a good idea. But not if they end up being handed to monopoly networks.
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