Sean Reilly

Duke Energy faced skepticism at the Florida PSC meeting over whether its application for a large load tariff complies with a recently enacted state law aimed at ensuring that new data centers shoulder the full cost of meeting their power needs.

The Georgia PSC took its first step to investigate whether data centers and other large industrial customers are bearing their full share of expenses, as opposed to shifting costs to residential and commercial customers.

After a brief hiatus, the “Month in a Minute” is back! Hughes Hubbard's anti-corruption “Month in a Minute” offers a quick snapshot of the key foreign corruption-related developments from the prior month.

The Trump administration is trumpeting the inclusion of utilities and others in its Ratepayer Protection Pledge, but it's not that simple.

A sharp divide over data center development has jumped to the forefront of the gubernatorial race in Alabama.

Construction on a pioneering battery energy storage plant is now underway in an Ohio data center hot spot, part of an upsurge aimed at helping the grid balance those facilities’ voracious electricity demands.

After data center divisions roiled the Alabama governor’s race, tensions have emerged over how to best address their impact on the grid.

PJM’s proposed reliability backstop procurement could result in huge costs for Maryland ratepayers, the state's ratepayer advocate wrote.

A mammoth Georgia Power data center contract with OpenAI is facing heightened scrutiny from the state’s Public Service Commission.

Gov. Josh Shapiro signed an executive order directing the Department of Environmental Protection to review only permit applications from developers that have made a legally binding commitment to meet the Governor’s Responsible Infrastructure Development requirements and have received local approval.