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A 175-megawatt solar array, located on 1,310 acres, was officially placed into commercial operation in December and is now generating and delivering electricity to Colorado Springs Utilities customers.
The Omaha Public Power District Board of Directors in December approved the utility’s $2.1 billion corporate operating plan for 2024.
The Kansas City Board of Public Utilities Board of Directors approved its 2024 annual budget for the municipal electric and water utility at its Dec. 20 Board meeting.
The PJM Interconnection’s reformed interconnection process is expected to clear 300 new generation projects totaling 26,000 megawatts in 2024, the mid-Atlantic grid operator said on Dec. 21.
The Internal Revenue Service on Dec. 22 unveiled the IRS Energy Credits Online pre-filing registration tool for taxpayers who intend to receive a direct payment or transfer a clean energy credit. Established by the Inflation Reduction Act, elective pay (or “direct pay”) and transferability are
The U.S. Department of the Treasury and Internal Revenue Service in December released proposed regulations for the clean hydrogen production credit established by the Inflation Reduction Act.
The New York Power Authority on Jan. 2 issued a request for information “to understand potential interest and opportunities for NYPA to collaborate with renewable developers, contractors, and companies to develop, own, and operate renewable energy generating projects and storage systems, including solar photovoltaic energy, wind energy, and battery energy storage,” it said.
The Tennessee Valley Authority on Jan. 2 announced that 750 megawatts of new generation recently came online at its Paradise Combined Cycle Plant in Kentucky.