Foreign hackers impersonated professional licensing board in attack on utilities; 9th Circuit contradicts FERC in favor of solar developers in California PURPA case; PG&E asks bankruptcy court to approve 'discounted' PPAs for 5 clean energy projects; NYPA to invest $1.1B to extend life of New York's largest clean electricity source
The federal court ruled that the state did not have a mechanism in place to effectively implement PURPA, the law intended to drive utilities to purchase power from smaller renewables generators.
Three developers separately approached Pacific Gas & Electric to negotiate changes, in order to reduce project uncertainty created by the utility's bankruptcy.
The California Public Utilities Commission used to discourage substituting electricity for gas. Now, advocates say that's exactly what the state must do.
As the energy sector transitions to cleaner sources of electricity, hundreds of existing U.S. power plants and well over 100 gigawatts of capacity are facing decommissioning and dismantling, posing a variety of challenges.
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