California utilities are bracing for fire season as it heads into summer, but officials say questions remain about how to gauge their level of readiness.

A new energy policy group in Virginia has set its sights on busting up the commonwealth’s utility companies in favor of a deregulated electricity market.

The federal judge overseeing PG&E Corp.’s bankruptcy case gave the company four more months to come up with a Chapter 11 reorganization plan.

Minnesota’s Xcel Energy is aiming to be coal-free by 2030, supported by extending service of its nuclear plant and using more natural gas-fired generation.

NYISO’s Management Committee recommended the Board of Directors approve a Comprehensive Reliability Plan that pointed to potential risks that could develop.

Landowners united against Transource Energy's Independence Energy Connection said they doubt an alternate plan would be more costly, as PJM says.

New England Energy Conference and Exposition panelists discussed the many state and city policies spurring changes in the regional electricity markets.

The NY PSC continued to tweak compensation and billing for DERs, adjusting the structure of existing standby and buyback service rates.

Pacific Gas and Electric transmission and distribution lines caused the deadliest and most destructive fire in California history, state officials said.

An attempt to save Pennsylvania’s Three Mile Island fell apart, but that doesn’t mean state lawmakers will abandon support for nuclear subsidies altogether.