A new name, broader authority, and a $250 billion lending cap signal a major shift in federal financing for energy projects.

Posted in Renewable energy

Renewable natural gas developers have until October 23 to submit comments in a California Public Utilities Commission proceeding to assess how interconnection costs are affecting project economics.

Despite their reputations, data centers are fast becoming champions of environmental sustainability through innovative technologies, regulatory developments, and partnerships.

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The Federal Energy Regulatory Commission (FERC) has undertaken actions to revise the regulatory framework to provide greater flexibility and expedite the development of natural gas infrastructure.

Posted in Power Infrastructure Natural Gas Blog article

The US Department of Commerce’s decision to investigate antidumping and duties on solar imports from Cambodia, Malaysia, Thailand and Vietnam has resulted in a slowdown in imports of panels to the US.

Posted in Power Renewable energy Infrastructure Solar Blog article

FERC is addressing transmission reform for the first time in roughly a decade, and Congress is helping to relieve legal congestion.

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Keith Martin gave a market update on November 18 that is largely an analysis of how the US election results will affect the renewable energy market, but that also include other updates. The presentation was a

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In 1981 FERC held that the size of a qualifying small power production facility (“QF”) is measured by the amount of capacity it can “send out” to the grid. (Occidental Geothermal, Inc., 17 FERC ¶ 61,231 (1981)

A landmark order passed by FERC in 2018 paving the way for energy storage deployment has been upheld in court.

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On May 1, President Trump issued an Executive Order banning the use of certain unspecified grid equipment manufactured by foreign adversary countries.