Crossed wires: Wisconsin transmission proposal sparks debate over best path to 100% clean energy; New Mexico governor wants to upend PRC as regulators skirt clean energy law; Hawaii regulators question lack of non-wires alternatives in HECO's integrated grid plan; Colorado county fights to save time-of-use rate pilot rejected by regulators
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The tariff will compensate power plants such as nuclear, coal-fired and oil-fired generation, but excludes resources such as offshore wind, which the grid operator has credited for providing significant value during cold snaps.
A major MISO transmission project could increase reliability and renewables in the Midwest, but opponents say there are better approaches to reducing carbon.
Michelle Lujan Grisham intends to speed up a legislative decision that would restructure the state's regulatory body as tensions mount over implementing New Mexico's comprehensive Energy Transition Act.
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The Public Utilities Commission asked this week if a "course of correction is necessary" for the utility's plan, particularly regarding the resilience benefits of microgrid solutions on the state's mountainous islands.
Pueblo County is appealing the Colorado PUC's decision, arguing that while the objectives of the pilot could have been better spelled out, it doesn't warrant abandoning the proposal by Black Hills Energy altogether.
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