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California community choice aggregator MCE has agreed to work with Golden State Clean Energy toward building solar plus battery storage resources in Fresno County, Calif.
Kairos Power has started construction on a low-power reactor, which is the first non-light water design permitted for construction in the U.S. in more than 50 years and is projected to be operational in Oak Ridge, Tennessee in 2027, the Department of Energy said in late July.
The Borough of Chambersburg, Pa., a public power community, has received funding from the Pennsylvania Department of Environmental Protection for a grid resilience project.
The Browns Ferry Nuclear Plant, the Tennessee Valley Authority’s largest generating asset and the third-largest nuclear power producer in the U.S., reached an important milestone on August 1 -- 50 years in service.
Why public power communities big and small face the threat of having their community ownership challenged, and how to reduce the risk of being the target of a buyout.
How public power’s strengths can also be threats to its success, and vice versa.
How public power is attracting and keeping hard-to-fill positions and skilled workers in a tight job market.
What a recent survey of recent high school graduates found about young people’s attitudes, knowledge and behaviors around energy and efficiency.
The recently retired CEO of Salt River Project in Arizona shares the importance of establishing a clear vision and following the mission.
How community-owned utilities keep public discourse about projects civil and stay focused on what is best for the community.