The annual NARUC meeting covered ground on rate design, energy storage and reliability while the energy portfolio undergoes renovation.

PSEG told the NJ BPU that utilities should play a greater role in owning and operating storage facilities than the one allowed under a proposal by the agency.

Grid-scale energy storage totaling 1.17 GW was installed across the U.S. in Q2 2022, a 212% increase from the same quarter of 2021, an industry report shows.

New York announced $16.6 million in funding for long-duration energy storage projects, with most going to a hydrogen project at Nine Mile Point nuclear plant.

MISO has announced that it successfully opened its wholesale markets to electric storage resources in compliance with FERC Order 841.

New Jersey is slowly focusing on how to stimulate development to handle its ambitious offshore wind, solar and electric vehicle policies.

Michigan Tech researchers find that nearly 1000 abandoned and flooded mines in the U.S. have the potential to become long-term pumped storage facilities.

Connecticut legislators passed a bill that would require two state utilities to develop pilot programs to build, own and operate energy storage systems.

Michigan is behind many others in developing electric storage and should start taking steps to develop 4 GW by 2040, according to a new state report.

Maine’s utilities regulator supported advancing a power-to-fuel pilot program in a recent report to the legislature.