July 24 - Russia hacked utility grid controls | EPA will try to revoke Calif. EV rules

Report: Trump will move to rescind California vehicle emission, EV rules

The move could be met with opposition from utilities, which have stepped up their support for electric vehicles in the past year.

As California grid expansion nears finish line, hurdles only get higher

"With this bill, anything we do makes someone grumpy," said one architect of legislation to create a full Western electricity market.

Tesla batteries save $500K for Green Mountain Power through hot-weather peak shaving

The utility said its residential battery storage project implemented in Vermont last year reduced peak demand and saved half a million dollars during the July heat wave.

Report: SCANA, Dominion offered $1,500 refunds to escape Summer rate cut

The utilities wanted to increase support for their proposed merger and retain the ability to charge customers for the canceled V.C. Summer nuke, but lawmakers rejected their plan by wide margins.

High power costs spur 42 MWh of storage deals in Ontario

Electricity prices in Ontario have spurred innovation in energy storage as commercial and industrial customers look for ways to cut energy costs.

Vermont PUC seeks alternative ratemaking proposals to boost renewables

In a Monday order, the state's PUC urges regulators to approach new methods of utility operations "with open minds," in order to meet Vermont's aggressive clean energy goals.

Californians Are Asked to Turn Off the Lights as Heat Descends

Utility-funded Harvard group has given tens of thousands of dollars in airfare, luxury hotels and meals to Arizona utility commissioners

N.C. attorney general appealing ruling that allows Duke Energy to hike rates for coal ash cleanup

Yucca Mountain revival efforts appear dead – for now

Santee Cooper is going to keep the parts from its nuclear project a few more months