The California Independent System Operator Corporation called for an immediate plan to address near-term reliability needs through 2022, according to a July 23 filing in response to the Public Utilities Commission’s rulemaking to refine long-term procurement planning requirements. The grid operator projects a gap of up to 2 gigawatts beginning in the summer of 2021…
DetailsVirginia, followed by Ohio and Pennsylvania ranked as the top states within the PJM Interconnection LLC system for the amount of solar capacity requesting to be connected to the network, according to a July 26 report from the system manager. The bulk of the wind project requests, mostly large offshore projects, are from New Jersey…
DetailsDemocratic Governor Kate Brown signed legislation on July 15 that sets goals to promote zero-emissions vehicles in the state, including a requirement that all light-duty vehicles owned or leased by the state of Oregon be ZEVs by 2029. The new law aims for at least 50,000 registered ZEVs by 2020 and 250,000 by 2025. At…
DetailsTwin Eagle Resource Management LLC agreed to pay an administrative penalty of $180,000 to resolve alleged claims arising from its obligations as a qualified scheduling entity in 2016, according to a July 22 settlement agreement with the Texas Public Utilities Commission staff. Twin Eagle failed to reserve sufficient capacity to meet its obligations for 23…
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