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With summer heating up, Donald Trump promising more deregulation if he wins, and record storms causing blackouts leaving multitudes in sweltering
The U.S. Supreme Court overturned two staples of the regulatory system. the so-called Chevron deference, which calls upon the courts to defer to the
Hurricane Beryl barreled through Houston last Monday leaving over three million electric utility customers without power in the sweltering summer heat.
After electricity is restored in Houston, people may ask with respect to future electricity reliability: what’s next?
Fortescue is a large Australian mining group that has articulated ambitious plans to become a clean energy giant, especially in the hydrogen
Constellation Energy and Microsoft announced an agreement to refurbish and reopen the 835 MW Three Mile Island Unit 1 nuclear plant, costing $1.6 billion.
Every so often a new set of lobbyists rises up to tell us that the electric industry has to do something because the expected demand from X will overwhelm the utilities.
First, the British exploited coal and made an industrial revolution in the process. Then the Americans found oil and turned it into a universal fuel.
By: Leonard Hyman, William Tilles
The disparity between rural and urban customer densities creates significant cost challenges for rural utilities, making it financially unsustainable to continuously rebuild power distribution systems after severe storms
Oil companies have historically underperformed, with reinvestment often eroding shareholder value rather than enhancing it.
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