Tony Clark and Vince Duane question whether the single marginal price construct still works with the increase in low-cost intermittent resources.

PJM members’ vote to limit resources’ capacity interconnection rights is not likely to end the dispute over how the RTO accredits intermittent resources.

The New Jersey Senate Environment and Energy Committee advanced a spate of climate change-related legislation.

New Jersey Gov. Phil Murphy signed a law to give business tax credits to producers who supply state projects with concrete made with lower GHG emissions.

BOEM wrapped up a series of info sessions in Maine, Massachusetts and New Hampshire, seeking feedback as it develops a map of potential wind farm sites.

A bill to boost construction of renewable power in Washington picked up support — ranging from strong to conditional — at a key Senate hearing.

Six Republican New Hampshire lawmakers proposed a commission to study whether the state could cut electric bills by leaving ISO-NE.

N.J. regulators approved two remote net metering projects totaling more than 250 kWdc as lawmakers consider a bill to make development of such projects easier.

A Virginia Senate committee cleared a bill to expand Dominion’s "shared solar" target to 1.5 GW while changing how consumers who use the resource are charged.

A Nevada mining project that could produce enough lithium for 370,000 EVs a year has received a conditional loan offer of $700 million from the DOE.