In the last four weeks, the company has installed an additional nearly 2,500 “more storm-resilient” poles; completed the clearance of more than approximately 400 more miles of power lines with ...

A judge declined a request by developers of a $1 billion power line to resume construction, keeping the project on hold until a judge’s decision next year on the constitutionality of a referendum that ...

Southeast Energy Exchange Market (SEEM) members filed with the Federal Energy Regulatory Commission (FERC) this month for approval of an automated, intra-hour energy exchange that aims to lower costs ...

TeraWatt Infrastructure said it plans to develop a network of charging centers for heavy-duty and medium-duty electric trucks along the Interstate 10 (I-10) highway, from the Port of Long Beach – Los ...

With forecasts again calling for an extended period with unusually high temperatures, Portland General Electric (PGE) said in a press release that it is preparing for high electricity demand as ...

It’s the third and final day of DISTRIBUTECH International 2022. Highlights include EVs and chargers, which is a huge topic as utilities are planning, strategizing, and trying to understand how best ...

The DOE’s Grid Deployment Office is offering technical assistance to states to participate in the six-month state engagement period required under FERC Order No. 1920. San Jose’s City Council has been ...

The DPU decision authorizes National Grid to move to a tiered discount approach by June 2025, replacing the 32% flat rate with a five-tier system providing discounts ranging from 32% to 71% depending ...

Earlier this year, the Federal Energy Regulatory Commission (FERC) opened up a new branch labeled the Office of Market Oversight and Investigations (OMOI). OMOI’s function, according to FERC, is to ...

Equity Electrical Associates Inc. (Equity), a nationwide group of independent electrical distributors, and Electrical Distributors Network Inc. (EDN), an established electrical distributor marketing ...

The average Southern Nevada customer would pay an extra $.50 per month, while customers in Northern Nevada, where wildfires pose a greater risk, would see their monthly bill increase by about $2.40.