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The Lansing Board of Water & Light on July 19 announced its plan to build over 650 megawatts of clean energy projects to support its clean energy goals and meet future regional load growth.

Washington State-based Energy Northwest and X-Energy Reactor Company LLC on July 19 announced the signing of a joint development agreement for up to 12 advanced small modular reactors in central Washington capable of generating up to a total of 960 megawatts of electricity. Energy Northwest expects to bring the first module online by 2030.

The Environmental Protection Agency should withdraw and re-propose provisions related to coal combustion residual management units included in a proposed rule once it performs the requisite risk assessment and determines whether and how to regulate coal combustion residual disposal practices not currently regulated under federal regulations, the American Public Power Association said in July 17 comments submitted to EPA.

Battery energy storage systems, especially those used for arbitrage, could face faster degradation and higher capital expenditures volatility than renewables and thermal peaking plants, according to Fitch Ratings.

At a meeting held during its annual conference, the Florida Municipal Electric Association on July 19 elected a new slate of officers to preside over the organization’s board of directors.

Why public power communities big and small face the threat of having their community ownership challenged, and how to reduce the risk of being the target of a buyout.

How public power’s strengths can also be threats to its success, and vice versa.

How public power is attracting and keeping hard-to-fill positions and skilled workers in a tight job market.

What a recent survey of recent high school graduates found about young people’s attitudes, knowledge and behaviors around energy and efficiency.

The recently retired CEO of Salt River Project in Arizona shares the importance of establishing a clear vision and following the mission.