More than $60M spent in a battle over hydropower corridor
Spending on a fall referendum aimed at stopping a utility corridor in western Maine has topped $60 million, with energy companies pouring money into advertising ahead of the vote.
Hydropower decline adds strain to power grids in drought
As extreme weather becomes more common with climate change, grid operators are adapting to swings in hydropower generation
Idaho Power advances grid modernization efforts with fault detection sensors
Last week, Sentient Energy announced that Idaho Power has chosen its sensing solution to provide advanced fault detection.
Data is the linchpin of an intelligent power grid
We need only to exploit data fully — indeed, intelligently — to stabilize and fortify an increasingly complex infrastructure of energy distribution and management.
PG&E may perform PSPS impacting thousands over windy forecast
Pacific Gas & Electric said it may shut off power to about 44,000 customers in California beginning on Monday due to potentially dry, gusty winds that could raise the risk electrical equipment sparking fires.
NARUC receives $14.2M to educate state utility regulators
NARUC was awarded five new federal cooperative agreements for the NARUC Center for Partnerships & Innovation to support ongoing education for state utility regulators.
