Federal reforms and state actions are reshaping the regulatory and investment landscape for nuclear power, enabling expanded deployment of advanced reactors and…Read the full report…...
Federal reforms and state actions are reshaping the regulatory and investment landscape for nuclear power, enabling expanded deployment of advanced reactors and next-generation nuclear technologies across the country.
EnerKnol Brings Regulatory Intelligence to NARUC 2026 Summer Policy Summit The NARUC 2026 Summer Policy Summit will take place from July 19 to 22, 2026, in Minneapolis, Minnesota, bringing together federal officials, utility executives, consumer advocates, state regulators and energy stakeholders for important discussions on utility regulation, energy policy and infrastructure challenges. As a long…...
U.S. carbon markets are advancing on multiple fronts, with states tightening emission caps, pursuing market linkage, and…Read the full report …...
U.S. carbon markets are advancing on multiple fronts, with states tightening emission caps, pursuing market linkage, and reinforcing long-term compliance frameworks amid strong auction demand and continued legal scrutiny.
The Federal Energy Regulatory Commission on June 18 directed the nation’s six regional grid operators to justify existing rules or propose reforms aimed at accommodating rapidly growing demand from data centers, advanced manufacturing facilities, and other energy-intensive customers. The action reflects mounting concerns that existing transmission planning and service processes are not keeping pace with…...
EnerKnol Marks Successful Collaboration as Regulatory Data Partner at MACRUC 2026 EnerKnol congratulates the Mid-Atlantic Conference of Regulatory Utilities Commissioners (MACRUC) on a successful 31st Annual Education Conference, held from June 15 to 18, 2026, at the Hilton Columbus Downtown in Columbus, Ohio. The conference brought together regulators, utility executives, policy leaders, and energy stakeholders…...
The Texas Public Utility Commission on June 18 approved a new process developed by the Electric Reliability Council of Texas to evaluate large electricity users seeking access to the state’s power grid, marking a significant shift in how rapidly growing demand from data centers and other large facilities will be managed. The framework, known as…...
The U.S. Interior Department on June 17 announced a settlement agreement with affiliates of Invenergy to terminate four offshore wind leases and redirect approximately $765 million toward natural gas-fired generation and geothermal energy projects across several states. Invenergy, one of the nation’s largest privately held energy infrastructure developers, will voluntarily relinquish offshore wind lease holdings…...
The New Jersey administration on June 16 joined eight Northeast states and the District of Columbia in releasing a set of reports that lay out technical standards and policy recommendations for developing a more coordinated offshore transmission network along the Atlantic Coast. The reports were prepared by the POINTS Consortium, a research initiative supported by…...
