Daily edition | Jan. 24, 2020 Note from the editor Utility Dive published an error in the article "Indiana bill would require Trump administration or state regulator blessing to retire coal plants early." The bill, as originally published, would allow coal plants to retire early through state regulatory approval or direct mandate from the federal government.
We have updated the story to reflect this.
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Chair Neil Chatterjee said the commission will not be left without a quorum, despite McNamee's term ending on June 30. |
The agreement awaits final approval from the bankruptcy court, but would have the bondholders' committee withdraw their competing reorganization proposal and support PG&E's instead. |
The Corporate Electric Vehicle Alliance will demand production of new EV models and infrastructure, especially in the delivery and shipping sectors. |
Markets across the U.S. are starting to see innovative clean technologies thanks to some other 76West winners.
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Automakers including Ford, VW and Chevrolet gathered at the Washington Auto Show on Thursday to display new EV offerings and discuss consumer outreach strategies. |
The companies say the new technology offering will give utilities visibility into appliance-level energy usage, which can be used to improve energy efficiency or drive customer engagement in DSM programs. |
Opinion The inconsistency between state choices and wholesale power markets has reached a boiling point, and it's time someone closed the lid, writes EPSA President and CEO Todd Snitchler. |
Utilities would recover lost revenues attributable to energy efficiency and peak demand reduction programs, while earning bonuses (or incurring penalties) for performance around targets. |
Deep Dive 2020 promises to be another busy year across the U.S. power sector as the energy transition gathers more steam. |
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