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The Electric Power Research Institute on April 29 announced the new leadership and members of its Board of Directors.
Saying that a shortage of electrical workers may constrain America’s ability to build the infrastructure needed to support artificial intelligence, advanced manufacturing and a shift to clean energy, Google on May 1 announced that it is supporting an effort to train 100,000 electrical workers and 30,000 new apprentices in the United States.
How public power utilities are outfitting their grids to support the electrification of homes, transport, and industry.
A look at how the utility for this small Wisconsin city builds on its long legacy of service by maintaining trust and continually improving services for its residents.
The House Energy and Commerce Committee’s Subcommittee on Energy on April 30 held a hearing on 14 bills related to grid reliability.
Convergent Energy and Power on May 1 said it has broken ground on a 3-MW/9-MWh utility-scale battery storage system for Massachusetts’s municipally-owned utility company West Boylston Municipal Light Plant (WBMLP).
The Florida Municipal Electric Association applauds the Florida Legislature for passing Senate Bill 1386/House Bill 857, “which installs further protections for utility workers by reclassifying and strengthening criminal penalties for those who knowingly commit assault or battery against a utility worker,” said Amy Zubaly, Executive Director, Florida Municipal Electric Association, on April 30.
How much load data centers are expected to need in the coming years and how public power utilities can best attract and work with data center customers.
Public power utilities are seeing growth in customers that slightly outpaces the overall growth in U.S. population. Since 2014, the number of total customers of public power utilities has grown 2.24 million. When accounting for the typical number of people each residential customer serves, that’s
A new project involving the American Public Power Association, a group of APPA members and the Argonne National Laboratory focused on wildfire risk mitigation kicked off with its first meeting on April 18.