News & Reviews

Horizon Power Holdings will pay $500,000 to Delaware ratepayers under a settlement agreement with regulators over questionable

NYMEX September natural gas futures moved off the board yesterday after losing ground during trading, analyst Jackson Mueller

The New York ISO was able to weather recent heat waves and keep the lights on in the state, the grid operator said yesterday

DOE is putting out $8.4 million in funding to develop regional sequestration technology training projects, it announced

The Midwest ISO shot back against IPPs and wind developers who protested a change in its cost allocation policies in a FERC

The California PUC wants FERC to disqualify Californians for Renewable Energy President Michael Boyd from coming before

Entergy Transfer Partners as entered into a settlement agreement with FERC Office of Enforcement Litigation Staff on

The Texas PUC doesn’t want to approve ERCOT’s nodal transition surcharge without a bigger view of the grid operator’s budget

Don’t expect Texas to tap into federal stimulus money to help finance its $4.9 billion Competitive Renewable Energy

The US over the next quarter is expected to average cooler than normal in the southeast, with above-normal temperatures