NYSERDA held the first in a public outreach webinar series on the progress of a feasibility study for wind power development on Lake Erie and Lake Ontario.

A New Jersey appellate court has dismissed a lawsuit seeking to block state subsidies for PSEG’s Salem and Hope Creek nuclear plants.

Pennsylvania will take a leap in its renewable energy procurement in what officials describe as the largest solar commitment by any state.

FERC found the tax relief granted to a solar farm being constructed in Virginia does not fall under PJM’s MOPR or qualify as a state subsidy.

The NYPSC approved South Fork Wind project’s application to lay 7.5 miles of export cable from the federal waters boundary to a substation in East Hampton.

Mass. regulators want to take a deeper dive into solar plus storage as an alternative to Eversource’s proposed Carver-Kingston transmission line.

North Carolina has joined a national debate over efforts by the natural gas industry to forestall such changes via laws ensuring “consumer energy choice.”

NY Green Bank says solar-only projects may not be the right fit for its services anymore, but it sees a need for solar-plus-storage financing in New York.

A Nevada bill intends to increase transparency around how much renewable energy the state is producing and how much of it is sold to other states.

FERC reversed its September order denying a Montana solar hybrid project certification as a qualifying facility because its capacity was too large.