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A bill to provide funding to deal with Washington’s droughts received strong support in a legislative hearing.
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FERC on Tuesday approved Public Service Company of Colorado’s request to use the social cost of carbon to help dispatch its generation for the next few months.
Environmental groups appealed the New York Public Service Commission’s approval of a cryptocurrency miner’s purchase of a gas-fired power plant.
CAISO released a draft report on Western regionalization that is intended to revive talks on the ISO becoming a multistate RTO and bolster legislation.
A recent New York Times article rekindled the debate over RTO markets and electric deregulation and a Harvard study released last month provides new ammunition.
The New York State Legislature is poised to take up many bills that build on the Climate Leadership and Community Protection Act.
Stakeholders requested MISO take a second look into its recommendation of an expedited transmission project in Michigan.
Gov. Glenn Youngkin gave his State of the Commonwealth speech, which included calls to change Virginia’s climate law and end its ties to California regulations.
FERC approved an expansion of a major pipeline to serve the East Coast despite doubts about its need by the New Jersey Board of Public Utilities.
The energy storage units planned in great number in New York can also serve the state’s grid as transmission assets, a new study finds.
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