EPS Ep. 8: 'The coal bailout no one is talking about' with Joe Daniel of UCS; Extreme weather alert: How utilities are adapting to a changing climate; Industrial consumers oppose evolving Pennsylvania nuclear subsidy proposal; Designing Liberty Utilities' New Hampshire residential storage program
The grid operator's preliminary summer analysis of extreme scenarios indicates ERCOT may need to issue energy alerts, but does not expect to use rolling brownouts.
Customers are subsidizing coal plants with more than a billion dollars a year, the Union of Concerned Scientists analyst says, thanks to market rules that allow monopoly-owned plants to choose when they generate electricity.
The costs of recent U.S. hurricanes and wildfires have been in the tens of billions of dollars. The pace, scale and scope of efforts need to increase dramatically to ensure safe and reliable energy delivery, Navigant says.
A robust engineering information management system can improve your utility's performance and strategy implementation. Find out how implementation can solve your business challenges in the most cost-effective manner.
An early-February draft bill leaked last week would create a tier under Pennsylvania's Alternative Energy Portfolio to direct utilities to purchase power from the state's nine nuclear plants.
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.
