solar
Distributed Energy Resources

Company Energizes 6-MW Floating Solar Array on Ohio Public Power Community's Reservoir

D3Energy has energized a 6-megawatt floating solar array on the Village of Monroeville's reservoir. It is the largest floating solar system in Ohio and among the five largest in the United States. The array spans 9,222 modules across three floating islands and feeds the village's distribution grid
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Generation

City Water, Light and Power Starts Process Tied to Development of New Integrated Resource Plan

Illinois public power utility City Water, Light and Power (CWLP) is beginning the process of developing a new Integrated Resource Plan (IRP) to help guide the electric resource decisions of Springfield, Illinois, for the future, the utility reported on Sept. 25.
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Workforce

JEA Board Appoints Jody Brooks as Interim CEO

The JEA Board of Directors unanimously voted to appoint Jody Brooks as interim managing director and CEO as the board begins the process of selecting a successor to Vickie Cavey, the Florida public power utility reported on Sept. 25.
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Customer Service

South Hadley Electric Light Reduces Peak Usage, Lowers Non-Payment Terminations

The use of texting has boosted the ability of Massachusetts public power utility South Hadley Electric Light to connect with its customers.

Building a Payment Experience Customers Love

Mid-sized utilities face a hard truth: Your customers expect the same modern, secure payment experience they get everywhere else, but your budget and staff are stretched thin. See how Orange County Utilities worked with Selectron, a Convey Company, on a unified, omnichannel strategy that transformed...
October 27, 2026
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Generation

Mid-Columbia PUDs Sign Settlement Ending Litigation Over Columbia River Treaty Payments

The three Mid-Columbia River public utility districts, Chelan, Grant and Douglas, approved a settlement agreement to resolve ongoing litigation with the U.S. government, they announced on Sept. 25. The litigation, which began in 2024, was related to the Mid-Columbia PUDs’ collective share of the