EnerKnol Research PU Visual Primer Retail Electric Competition 2025 02 25 Blog preview

Visual Primer: State Regulators Advance Key Reforms in Retail Electric Markets

State utility regulators are ramping up oversight of retail electric markets, with recent actions ranging from Massachusetts resuming its review of customer protections to Maryland implementing reforms to market rules.

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Residential Heating Costs Expected to Be 10 Percent Higher This Winter: EIA

Residential energy costs for household heating with propane and natural gas for the current winter have increased compared to the previous winter, according to an Feb. 20 report published by the U.S. Energy Information Administration. The agency projects retail energy costs to be 10 percent higher than last winter. The agency in their Winter Fuels…...

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Renewable Diesel Consumption Continues to Increase on The U.S. West Coast: EIA

Renewable diesel is gradually compensating petroleum diesel on the U.S. West Coast, according to an Feb. 18 report published by the U.S. Energy Information Administration. State level policies are incentivizing new production capacity and shipments to the region. Renewable diesel continues to be mainly utilized in California but also accounts for a significant share of…...

EnerKnol Research PU Visual Primer Offshore Wind 2025 02 18 Blog preview

Policy Changes and Economic Challenges Threaten U.S. Offshore Wind Industry Growth

The U.S. offshore wind industry is grappling with a changing landscape amid policy changes and economic challenges. President Donald Trump’s recent executive action halting offshore wind leasing and permitting has come as a major setback for the industry. While projects that have already secured…Read the full report…...

EnerKnol Research PU Visual Primer Offshore Wind 2025 02 18 Blog preview

Visual Primer: Policy Changes and Economic Challenges Threaten U.S. Offshore Wind Industry Growth

The U.S. offshore wind industry is grappling with a changing landscape amid policy changes and economic challenges. President Donald Trump's recent executive action halting offshore wind leasing and permitting has come as a major setback for the industry. While projects that have already secured federal approvals and financing are expected to move forward, prolonged permitting delays could stall momentum and deter future investment.

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New York Commission Approves Retail and Residential Programs to Progress Toward Energy Storage Target of 6 Gigawatts by 2030

The New York Public Service Commission on Feb. 13 approved the New York State Energy Research and Development Authority’s energy storage implementation plan for the retail and residential sectors. The commission directed the authority to amend the plan to incorporate more energy resources that are a part of the New York Independent System Operator’s distributed…...

California Adopts Strategies to Further Vehicle-Grid Integration

New York Green Bank to Provide $60 Million for EV Charging Infrastructure

New York Governor Kathy Hochu on Feb. 10 announced the availability of a $60 million loan from the NY Green Bank  for the development of electric vehicle charging infrastructure in New York City. EV fast-charging provider Revel, will use the funding to expand the city’s fast-charging network by more than three times the current capacity…...

EnerKnol Research PU Visual Primer Data Centers Utility Planning 2025 02 11 Blog preview

Data Centers Face Increased Scrutiny as States Move to Tackle Surging Energy Demand

State lawmakers and utility commissions across the U.S. are moving swiftly to address surging energy demand from data centers, driven by the rapid expansion of artificial intelligence applications. As these facilities proliferate…Read the full report…...

EnerKnol Research PU Visual Primer Data Centers Utility Planning 2025 02 11 Blog preview

Visual Primer: Data Centers Face Increased Scrutiny as States Move to Tackle Surging Energy Demand

State lawmakers and utility commissions across the U.S. are moving swiftly to address surging energy demand from data centers, driven by the rapid expansion of artificial intelligence applications. As these facilities proliferate, regulators are taking proactive steps to ensure utilities can accommodate massive new loads without straining the grid or increasing costs for existing customers.