The EIA’s llatest Natural Gas Pipeline Project Tracker includes five new projects—four newly announced projects and one project under construction—since the last update in April 2022. Of the four new projects, three will expand capacity for existing pipelines, and one will be a new pipeline. If completed as planned, these five projects together would increase…
View detailsAn Ohio program awards grants to public transit pilot projects that promote social equity and greenhouse gas reductions while also helping employers attract and retain talent. Low-income workers have long faced a transportation dilemma: “No car, no job; no job, no car.” Pilot projects showed how innovative transit programs can help employers as well.
View detailsDuke Energy requests an additional 7.2% rate hike, citing rising fuel prices. The request would add to the already-approved 16% increase. https://www.wrtv.com/news/state-news/duke-energy-requests-additional-7-2-rate-hike-citing-rising-fuel-prices
View detailsToday has been identified as a potential PJM Peak Demand Day. Given the forecasted PJM load and the current conditions, there is the potential for peak hours between 4:00 PM and 7:00 PM, with the highest probability between 5:00 PM-6:00 PM. Additionally, tomorrow, Thursday, August 4, has the potential for a peak demand day, with…
View detailsAs Philadelphia’s summers get hotter, some neighborhoods suffer from the heat island effect and the inability to upgrade or install air conditioning.
View detailsTHE NATION IS STILL IN THE GRIPS OF A HEAT WAVE 2022 has seemed like one heat wave after another, but so far, it only ranks as the sixth hottest year on record, with 2021 being the hottest year. If the heat waves continue, we could see 2022 become the hottest summer on record. FYI,…
View detailsThe EIA reports that small-scale solar is changing hourly utility electricity demand in New England.
View detailsMaryland’s largest county mulls a building code update to require all-electric construction and renovations, with exemptions for businesses like crematoriums and commercial kitchens.
View detailsELECTRIC VEHICLES: Pennsylvania’s registered electric vehicle count has tripled since early 2019, leading state transportation officials to file a plan to build at least 5,000 new chargers across 2,000 sites in the next six years
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