Electricity
Rewiring Utility Planning for the Age of Rapid Load Growth
With growing demand, faster adaptive planning can prevent costly overbuilds, missed investments, and delays that slow the clean energy transition.
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Electricity
Large Energy Users Want Power. Here’s How to Protect Other Ratepayers from the Costs.
Designing large load tariffs with strong safeguards can reduce the risk of cost shifting, but adoption of them varies.
Electricity
As the Government Shutdown Freezes Low-Income Assistance Funds, PUCs Can Help
As LIHEAP funding stalls, millions face energy insecurity; PUCs act to prevent shutoffs and protect struggling families.
Electricity
PJM’s Speed to Power Problem and How to Fix It
Overlooked interconnection improvements are key to alleviating PJM’s cost and capacity crises.
General
Beyond Participation: The Countries Leading the Energy Transition at COP30
Despite concerns about global progress against climate goals, there are undeniable strides being made at the country and subnational levels.
Climate Data
Brazil in the Spotlight
When you think of Rio De Janeiro, you likely picture the spectacle of Carnival, beautiful beaches, and famous landmarks nestled between mountains. Very few would picture this famous Brazilian state as the world’s…
India
Driving the Adoption of Zero-Emissions Trucks at Major Ports in India
Electric trucks can make India’s ports more competitive and cleaner in a changing global market.
Electricity
How State Regulators Can Utilize the Latest Legislative Trend to Make Electricity More Affordable and Reliable
With state legislators passing new advanced transmission technologies laws, the ball is now in the hands of regulators.
Climate Data
Establishing Measures to Achieve Near-Zero Methane Waste from Global Oil and Gas Assets
The race is on to curb methane emissions and prevent energy waste through oil and gas supply chains. Readily quantifiable and comparable methane intensity metrics are sought after to meet this goal. Adopting such robust…
Industry
Capturing the $100 Billion Carbon Management Opportunity in Texas
The state’s existing workforce, infrastructure, and geological assets make it a natural fit to lead in the new carbon economy, and recently resolved federal policy makes the case even stronger.
