LIPA could replace most of its fossil-fueled peaker plants with energy storage by 2030, saving ratepayers millions, according to a new study.

The New York PSC heard a progress report on a grid study to identify transmission upgrades and investments needed to meet clean energy goals.

FERC approved NYISO’s revised buyer-side market power mitigation rules, prompting a scathing dissent from Commissioner Richard Glick.

FERC denied rehearing of its order accepting NYISO’s revisions to the methodology it uses to determine locational minimum installed capacity requirements.

The EPA's relaxed emission rules for coal-fired generation is almost irrelevant to some of the country's largest public power companies.

The LIPA proposal to exempt “beneficial electrification” from a carbon price received a mixed reaction Monday at a meeting of New York's IPPTF.

At what point will a New York offshore wind bid become firm and binding? And how will state agencies ensure a project delivers promised benefits?

The NYISO Board of Directors has rejected two appeals of Management Committee votes on capacity zones and locational capacity requirements.

The Long Island Power Authority approved a contract for a 90-MW offshore wind farm to be developed by Deepwater Wind.

LIPA has selected Deepwater Wind, which is already building a 30-MW project off Block Island, R.I., to develop the project.