FERC proposes to modernize PURPA regulations

In the wake of recent back-to-back power outages, New York City Mayor Bill de Blasio raised the possibility of municipalizing Consolidated Edison, the investor-owned utility that serves the city’s five

Federal Energy Regulatory Commissioner Richard Glick recently offered his thoughts on a wide range of key issues facing the power industry including mandatory capacity markets, transmission incentives and regional transmission

Texas public power utilities stepped up to the plate this week after soaring temperatures stressed the state's power grid by urging their customers to cut their electricity use. Russ Keene,

Public power experienced significant growth in energy storage deployment in 2018 with a 1,435.5% increase over 2017. Public power utilities placed in the top 10 rankings for energy storage deployments

The Department of Interior announced final revisions to the Endangered Species Act. The changes do not apply to species already listed as threatened or endangered, but alter how future assessments

Recent forecasts from the U.S. Energy Information Administration show that natural gas continues to gain ground against coal. Higher-than-normal temperatures and relatively low natural gas prices are contributing to increased