Solar + wind + storage developers 'gearing up' as hybrid projects edge to market; US renewable energy transition to move faster than anticipated by 2022: FERC report; NV Energy failed to set aside $10M in storage incentive funds, now facing shortfall, fines; Wisconsin PSC declines to consider climate impacts of proposed 500 MW gas plant
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A "wave" of new projects is coming to use wind, solar and battery storage in ways that will stabilize grids, increase efficiencies and lower power costs.
Data compiled by federal regulators forecasts less net fossil fuel and nuclear generation will be added over the next three years than utility-scale wind, solar and hydropower combined.
The utility agreed to set aside the money for energy storage systems, but failed to follow through, "severely" affecting the future of the program, according to regulators.
Minnesota regulators have already approved the Nemadji Trail Energy Center, but since it's not funded by ratepayers, the Wisconsin Public Service Commission said it will not review the plant's climate impacts.
Community Choice Aggregators say they will use resource diversity, distributed energy resources and load management to lead California beyond its 2030 renewables goals.
The company's City Performance Tool found the city could exceed its climate goals by expanding district heating systems and implementing electric buses and car-sharing, among other initiatives.
The benefits of scale and standardization exist for those companies that intend to grow through acquisition, but they must be ready to adopt a less collegiate approach to the integration of their targets.
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