Xcel’s Public Service Company of Colorado is not obligated to provide Holy Cross Electric with priority firm transmission service, FERC ruled.

The U.S. energy industry is still wrestling with the economic and social impacts of the COVID-19 pandemic that hit the world nearly nine months ago.

Transmission congestion around NYC could increase after the first 6,000 MW of offshore wind is interconnected, NYISO told state officials.

Funds intended to provide batteries to poor residents in high fire-threat areas have been used by customers for pumping well water.

California fire investigators are looking at a PG&E distribution line as the potential cause of a fire that killed four people last month.

The New York State Climate Action Council approved an advisory panel on waste emissions to be established by Department of Environmental Conservation staff.

Solar developers and industry experts expect projects that pair solar with storage to increase dramatically in New York over the next five years.

A report on the causes of California’s August blackouts contends that constrained transmission prevented much needed imports from reaching the state.

Its spring conference canceled by the coronavirus pandemic, the GCPA virtually gathered 437 participants for its 35th annual Fall Conference.

A class action suit against PacifiCorp alleges the utility failed to de-energize power lines that contributed to a set of wildfires in Oregon.