ConEd, O&R seek to add at least 310 MW of bulk storage in pursuit of New York's 3 GW target

The state's largest utility and its subsidiary issued a joint RFP for projects, which must be operational by the end of 2022.

Michigan approves 455 MW DTE wind power purchase

Regulators conditionally approved the purchase of three projects, and approval for more is expected under the utility's pending integrated resource plan.

New Hampshire Supreme Court strikes down appeal for Northern Pass transmission permit

Gov. Chris Sununu, R, a long-time supporter of the project, says "it is time to move on," to other transmission projects that will bring clean energy to New England.

New York expands access to EV charging incentives, blocks Tesla from qualifying

The commission adopted a "technology neutral approach" to incentives available for new charging equipment, which it says will "better adapt to the rapid technological advancements in EVs." 

13,000 without power following explosion at Madison Gas & Electric substation

No injuries have been reported, although traffic and infrastructure have been significantly impacted.

Bipartisan efficiency legislation targets buildings, industry and federal government

Sens. Jeanne Shaheen, D-N.H., and Rob Portman, R-Ohio, have introduced efficiency legislation together for years with little success. Advocates say the new bill is the best yet, but it faces builder opposition.

Advanced US nukes need a boost; is the Pentagon the answer?

As proponents for the fuel seek to establish a commercial domestic market, federal PPAs are seen as key to unlocking private investments.

Bonneville, the Northwest’s biggest clean-power supplier, faces promise and perils in changing energy markets

In rare move, PUC regulators fault utility for billing failures

World's largest CCS plant in N.M. — plan or pipe dream?

Opening electricity market may lower power bills in Florida. But it’d break up system as we know it.

DTE Energy: 290K without power in Detroit, majority to be restored by Monday