PG&E is betting heavily on microgrids. But can it move away from fossil fuels?; PG&E CEO: System hardening will be completed 'long after I retire'; Coal plants increasingly operate as cyclical, load-following power, leading to inefficiencies, costs: NARUC; Fueled by flexible PPAs, corporate clean energy purchases surged to 19.5 GW in 2019: BloombergNEF
Language in the Federal Power Act prevents stakeholders from litigating a FERC order until regulators rule on rehearing requests, a decision that can face lengthy delays.
Analysts say the flexibility of power purchase agreements combined with more aggressive company clean energy targets helped drive a 44% year-over-year increase in corporate renewables deals.
Oncor said regulators should delete from the proposed rule all provisions that would give the monitor authority to "require utilities to submit to assessments or respond to information requests."
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