As 100% renewables goals proliferate, what role for utilities?; Controversial $1B Canada-US transmission line gets nod from Maine PUC staff; DTE accelerates carbon reduction efforts by 10 years; Duke proposes adding nearly 2.5K EV chargers in North Carolina
This May, join your peers in DSM to discuss IoTs, DERs, customer engagement, EV, meter-based M&V, C&I, cost benefit tests, P4P and more. Register at AESP.ORG.
Eight of 14 sites had been slated for excavation at a cost of $5.6 billion, but the fate of the remaining sites was unknown until Monday, when regulators ordered the final six sites excavate all their ponds.
While commissioners are not bound by the report on the 145-mile transmission corridor that would deliver hydropower from Quebec to Massachusetts, staff's expert recommendations typically guide regulatory votes.
By starting with a solid data foundation to deliver meaningful insights, modern energy technology can deliver true energy intelligence. New technologies within Web, mobile, cloud, big data, and AI combine to create better experiences across the board.
The utility announced plans to reduce carbon emissions 80% by 2040 through phasing out its coal plants earlier and expanding investment in renewables and energy efficiency.
Depending how quickly state regulators act, the $76 million program could be operational as soon as Q3, according to Duke Energy's director of electrification strategy, Lang Reynolds.
The bill applies only to Maryland's four investor-owned utilities: Potomac Edison; Baltimore Gas and Electric; Delmarva Power and Light; and Potomac Electric Power.
Intersolar Mexico serves as the industry’s go-to source for invaluable technology trends and premier B2B contacts in the promising Mexican solar market. Learn more.
Our mission is to provide busy execs like you with an overview of the Utility industry in 60 seconds. Utility Dive is a product of Industry Dive. View other Industry Dive publications.
