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Energy Storage
The public power town of Wellesley, Mass., on Nov. 7 flipped the switch on a new 4.99-megawatt battery energy storage system project that will help the community meet rigorous climate action goals set by town officials and Massachusetts.
Generation
The U.S. government this week set new nuclear power deployment targets including establishing a target to deploy 200 GW of net new capacity by 2050, at least tripling U.S. nuclear energy capacity based on 2020 numbers.
Florida public power utility Lake Worth Beach Utility is participating in a project funded by the U.S. Department of Energy to enable the commercial readiness of ocean energy technologies.
Electricity Markets
The Tennessee Valley Authority Board of Directors recently recognized TVA’s 2024 industry-leading performance that addressed load growth and supported communities across seven states.
Electricity Markets
Adequate supplies are in place to meet electricity demand under forecasted conditions for the coming winter, according to the New York Independent System Operator's annual assessment, which also highlights future concerns, including declining reliability margins and fuel availability to the generation fleet.
The American Public Power Association recently provided a detailed overview of the potential impacts on federal agencies resulting from Donald Trump’s reelection as President of the U.S., as well as the Republican Party’s control of both chambers of Congress.
The city administrator for Altus, Oklahoma, on how he sees the priorities and decisions today helping the city long-term.
Grid Modernization
From storage to the latest devices for the distribution grid, how small utilities are deploying an array of technologies and system upgrades — without depleting community resources.
Energy Efficiency
Massachusetts public power utility Reading Municipal Light Department recently introduced Connected Homes, an innovative residential demand response program that allows residential customers to better manage Wi-Fi-connected devices in their homes while reducing their carbon footprint.
The Santee Cooper Board of Directors on Nov. 7 received modified proposed rates from management after a months-long public input process.