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Total U.S. electricity demand has remained relatively stable at around 4,000 terawatt-hours since 2010, but as electrification accelerates, that’s about to change, consulting group Rystad Energy said on June 24.
Reliability
The House Natural Resources Committee on June 26 approved H.R. 8790, the Fix Our Forests Act.
Reliability
As operational challenges multiply, some utilities have found drones to be an effective tool to optimize limited resources and maintain safe and reliable service. Many utilities have either hired drone service providers that use professional pilots or started dedicated aviation units with their utility. In contrast, Skydio uses artificial intelligence to interpret the visual data coming from the fisheye cameras that serve as a drone’s “eyes.”
With support from APPA’s DEED program, WPPI Energy created a guidebook outlining the basic building blocks of successfully rolling out a GEB program.
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The U.S. Department of Energy has updated Form DOE-417, Emergency Incident and Disturbance Report.
Reliability
The City of Waterville, Kansas, in cooperation with KPP Energy, announced the completion of a significant infrastructure project at the Waterville Substation.
Electric Vehicles
The Energy Authority announced that the Grand River Dam Authority will join TEA as its newest member, effective July 1, 2024.
American Council on Renewable Energy

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The American Council on Renewable Energy (ACORE) is a 501(c)(3) national nonprofit organization that unites finance, policy and technology to accelerate the transition to a renewable energy economy. Our vision is of an electrified economy powered by renewable energy that supports an improved quality of life for all.

Founded in 2001, the American Council on Renewable Energy (ACORE) was the first organization dedicated to expanding the pan-renewable economy in the United States. For more than two decades, ACORE has sought to unite finance, policy and technology to accelerate America’s renewable energy transition.

Today, our members are responsible for 90% of the booming utility-scale renewable energy capacity growth in the U.S. But we are not done. 

The scientific consensus is clear that we must redouble our efforts to prevent a climate catastrophe, and ACORE will play a central role in meeting this existential challenge. We’re proud to have celebrated two decades of extraordinary growth and are now focused on the next 20 years of critically important efforts to complete the energy transition.

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Generation
​​​​​​​Consumption of electricity in the U.S. commercial sector has recovered from pandemic levels, with annual U.S. sales of electricity to commercial customers in 2023 totaling 14 billion kilowatt hours, or 1%, more than in 2019, the Energy Information Administration said on June 28.
Reliability
Massachusetts public power utility Shrewsbury Electric & Cable Operations in December provided an update on a project tied to its ongoing efforts to enhance the reliability and efficiency of Shrewsbury’s electrical system.