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Court rejects DOE ‘emergency’ order delaying coal plant retirement as overstep
2+ day, 2+ hour ago (548+ words) “The Department’s reading of ‘emergency’ invites frequent federal interventions that are unsupported by the statute and threaten the stability of the energy market,” the ruling said. A federal appeals court on Friday vacated the U.S. Department of Energy’s emergency…...
Google, Xcel, others back MISO’s ‘zero injection’ large-load proposal
3+ day, 15+ hour ago (469+ words) The Midcontinent Independent System Operator’s proposal would fast-track reviews for generating projects that supply large loads that are served by the same substation, including colocated loads. MISO’s proposal is a partial response to FERC’s mid-June “show cause” orders finding that…...
West Virginia regulators reject delay in review of NextEra’s MARL project
3+ day, 15+ hour ago (193+ words) The MidAtlantic Resiliency Link was selected by PJM Interconnection in 2023 as part of its regional expansion plan, but there are questions about the need for the project and its route. PSC staff requested to delay the procedural schedule to allow…...
Large-load tariffs increasingly rely on upfront payments, exit fees, ramp schedules
4+ day, 16+ hour ago (13+ words) Utility Dive...
EnerNex: large loads, new rules
4+ day, 22+ hour ago (416+ words) Image created using AI Google Gemini The rapid emergence of AI is changing that equation. Traditional data centers typically consumed power at a steady rate. Thousands of small IT loads smoothed out variations, allowing planners to model facilities using static…...
Harbert acquires cogenerating heat, power plant in Georgia
2+ week, 3+ day ago (334+ words) In addition to acting as a peaker plant for Georgia Power under a long-term power purchase agreement, Mid-Georgia Cogen also supplies thermal output to an adjacent Frito-Lay manufacturing facility. The plant, which is located near Robins Air Force Base just…...
Trump’s energy policy could cost US 540 GW of renewables, says NRDC
2+ week, 3+ day ago (444+ words) “We lose more than half of everything that we expected to be able to build with the combination of market forces and proactive policy,” said Amanda Levin, NRDC’s director of policy analysis. An August report from Global Energy Monitor counts…...
People + Vertical AI: The new operating model for energy and utilities
2+ week, 5+ day ago (976+ words) For generations, the energy and utility industry has depended on the judgment of its people. Across the industry, people keep energy and water running and serve the communities that depend on them. Their expertise shapes reliability, resilience, customer experience and…...
FERC approves SPP ‘topology optimization’ plan for cutting grid congestion
3+ week, 2+ day ago (561+ words) The Midcontinent Independent System Operator’s power market has saved nearly $100 million this year under a similar approach for topology reconfiguration. The Federal Energy Regulatory Commission on Wednesday approved the Southwest Power Pool’s proposal for using “topology optimization” to reduce grid…...
ISO-NE to review???asset condition??? transmission projects under proposal filed at FERC
3+ week, 4+ day ago (470+ words) The class of projects, which are chosen and built by transmission owners, mainly to replace aging infrastructure, with limited oversight, have long been a source of complaint by states and advocates. The action in New England comes amid increased concerns…...