New Jersey Examines Resource Adequacy Alternatives to Advance Clean Energy Goals

U.S. Interior Disburses $21.5 Billion in Fiscal Year 2022 Energy Revenue

The U.S. Interior Department has announced the second-highest disbursement, amounting to $21.53 billion, in energy revenues in fiscal year 2022. The disbursement includes the largest revenue from renewable energy initiatives on federal lands and waters including a record $4.37 billion from the New York Bight offshore wind lease sale. Since 1983, the above payout is…...

EnerKnol Research PU Visual Primer Solar Power 2022 11 08 Blog preview

Visual Primer: U.S. Prepares for Distributed Energy Growth Driven by Supportive Policies and Technological Advancements

Technological advancements and climate goals are driving the transformation to distributed energy resources (DER), such as solar photovoltaic systems. The transformation, which is empowering consumers with more choices and energy management options, has also prompted an evaluation of potential cybersecurity risks stemming from anticipated future growth.

EnerKnol Research PU Visual Primer New England Energy Security 2022 10 25 Blog preview

Visual Primer: Natural Gas Supply Constraints Imperil New England’s Winter Reliability

The New England region relies on imported liquefied natural gas (LNG) in the winter to meet natural gas demand due to an inadequate gas pipeline network. The reliance on imports is increasingly fraught as the region competes in the global market where high and volatile prices pose supply risk and pricing uncertainty.

EnerKnol Research PU Visual Primer Transmission 2022 10 17 Blog preview

Visual Primer: Transmission Planning Strategies Strive to Support Anticipated Growth of Renewables While Maintaining Reliability

Across the U.S., transmission development initiatives are advancing at a swift pace to deliver on state policy objectives. Transmission expansion is essential to improve the integration of renewable energy and allow better utilization of intermittent, zero-carbon resources like solar and wind.

IPL Wins Indiana Approval to Implement $1.2 Billion Grid Modernization Plan

New York Commission Approves National Grid’s Programs to Cut Peak Gas Demand, Encourage Smart Technology Systems

The New York Public Service Commission on Oct. 12 approved revisions to National Grid’s gas demand response programs to lower consumption during cold weather and peak usage periods during the impending winter heating season. The commission finalized plans for the utility’s downstate service territories for residential and business users, and to execute the same programs…...

D.C. Regulators Advance Efforts to Develop Microgrid Regulatory Framework

Biden Administration Launches $1 Billion Program to Improve Energy Generation in Rural and Remote Areas

The U.S. Energy Department on Oct. 12 issued a request for information seeking public input on a $1 billion program funded by the 2021 Infrastructure Investment and Jobs Act to enhance energy systems in rural or remote communities across the U.S. The Energy Improvements in Rural or Remote Areas, or ERA, program aims to increase…...