The California Public Utilities Commission (CPUC) and the California Workforce Development Board (CWDB) are coming together to host a significant event that advances the cause of Environmental and Social Justice (ESJ). The ESJ High Road Workforce En Banc, happening October 17, 2023, marks a milestone in the ongoing pursuit of the CPUC’s ESJ Action Plan. …
The California Public Utilities Commission (CPUC) today opened a new proceeding to continue its efforts to ensure the availability of reliable and cost-effective electricity supply in California through implementation and administration of its Resource Adequacy program. The preliminary scope of issues for the new proceeding includes: Adoption of Local and Flexible capacity procurement requirements for …
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DSD Renewables has completed a four canopy, 6.5 MW solar portfolio for Caesars Entertainment at two of the gaming company’s Atlantic City destinations. The installations are across Caesars Atlantic City and Harrah’s Resort and will produce approximately 8.29 MWh of clean energy each year. A fifth canopy is currently under development and is slated to be complete …
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In a renewables transition report card from the Sierra Club, only six utilities earned a grade of A, while 29 received an F. “Utilities are failing,” said the group’s executive director, “to protect our health and our collective future.” October 12, 2023 U.S. utilities that accounted for about half of the nation’s coal and gas …
Fossil-intensive utilities plan to add 115 GW solar, 53 GW gas by 2030 Read More »
A diverse group of stakeholders have come together in the name of major solar projects. In a landmark accord, major solar developers, conservation groups, agricultural organizations, environmental and environmental justice groups, and tribal entities have signed an agreement to advance large-scale U.S. solar development while championing land conservation and supporting local community interests. The agreement is the …
Stakeholder groups strike historic agreement to advance large-scale solar development Read More »
Clements outlined several improvements needed to advance the energy transition, speaking to an audience convened by the renewables trade group ACORE. October 12, 2023 The renewables industry has a “really important game-changing opportunity,” said Commissioner Allison Clements with the Federal Energy Regulatory Commission (FERC), at a forum held by the trade group ACORE. Yet aligning …
FERC Commissioner Allison Clements describes the path forward for renewables Read More »
Green Mountain Power targets zero power outages by 2030, backed by a strong contribution from solar, wind, and energy storage linked in microgrids. October 12, 2023 If ever a reader needed an example of an electric utility’s confidence in renewable energy to provide resilient, reliable power, one could look to Vermont’s Green Mountain Power, which …
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Credit: EDF Renewables North America In a landmark accord, major solar developers, conservation groups, agricultural organizations, environmental and environmental justice groups and tribal entities announced their agreement to advance large-scale U.S. solar development while championing land conservation and supporting local community interests. The agreement is the result of a 20-month “Solar Uncommon Dialogue” convened by …
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