FERC reversed its September order denying a Montana solar hybrid project certification as a qualifying facility because its capacity was too large.

West Coast wildfires, record-breaking heat waves and more than two dozen tropical storms have made climate change an issue impossible for voters to ignore.

FERC broke with precedent in a decision that will hamstring the ability of hybrid resource developers to optimize the output of projects.

The Montana PSC “arbitrarily and unlawfully” reduced solar generators’ payments and contract lengths under PURPA, the Supreme Court ruled.

Commissioners from a dozen Western states gathered in Wyoming to share their concerns and discuss the challenges of their jobs.

The Montana PSC’s order approving Hydro One’s acquisition of Avista includes several conditions designed to prevent the early closure of the Colstrip plant.

Cypress Creek Renewables filed suit in U.S. District Court alleging that the Montana Public Service Commission violated PURPA.

Three solar advocates filed a joint challenge to the Montana PSC’s decision to alter the contract terms available to small generators under PURPA.

A microphone picked up Montana PSC Commissioner Bob Lake speaking privately about a recent decision to reduce solar QF's standard contract length.

FERC rejected Vote Solar’s request that the commission reconsider its decision not to enforce the PURPA against Montana regulators.