Experts from across New York’s energy industry on Wednesday discussed how to best deal with global climate change and foster new technologies.

A pilot project in Virginia found that electrification retrofits on low- and moderate-income homes cut energy consumption but not always costs and carbon emissions.

MISO's interconnection queue currently stands at a record-breaking 153 GW after the RTO processed 2021 applicants. 

PJM and New Jersey BPU staff gave stakeholders details on the terms of the transmission projects the state is seeking to develop to facilitate offshore wind.

The Vermont Climate Council will issue a request for information on how to conduct upstream and lifecycle emissions analyses.

The Illinois Senate approved legislation putting the state on a path to 100% carbon-free electric generation and bailing out two Exelon nuclear plants.

CAISO asked the Department of Energy to allow six gas generators to operate for grid reliability while potentially exceeding pollution limits.

Reaching the goal of 24-7 carbon-free power will require a dramatic increase in storage to fill gaps in renewable output, large energy users say.

New York regulators established a new category of transmission and distribution investment and directed utilities to revise proposed benefit-cost analysis.

A key theme at the USEA forum was the push toward developing no- and low-carbon technologies that have applications beyond energy generation.