Ohio judges continue admonishing the state’s former top energy regulator for attempting to stall while handing over documents related to investigations into the state’s power plant bailout law. The latest >>
Strong customer opposition to current rate cases could leave utilities in the lurch when it comes to raising funds they need to make good on their promises to improve the safety and sustainability of their operations. Read The Article >>
Four hydroelectric plants on the Ohio River that Bowling Green, Ohio, relies on for electricity receive $8 million in federal infrastructure funding.
EIA: WEEKLY NATURAL GAS STORAGE The last two storage reports have shown a more robust injection than the five-year average, which is helping to keep the price of Natural Gas lower as mild weather has kept heat demand down. Projections of a mild winter due to a strong El Nino are also holding back gas…
Failing to expand the grid may be the biggest threat to U.S. energy transition! A panel of experts urged FERC to “expeditiously” issue its pending transmission planning and cost allocation reforms and ensure wholesale power markets can support a shift to 100% clean energy. Read the article >>
FirstEnergy investors continue to spar with the company over releasing information in court about the utility’s role in a major bribery scheme.
PJM Interconnection member states form a working group to develop a separate market to push ahead on clean energy goals, planning to have a strategy by the end of the year. The story >>
Vistra plans to sell nearly 400 MW in PJM to ease market power fears from the Energy Harbor deal. The story >>