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The Vermont PUC is seeking comments following an August workshop that focused on discussing the use of energy storage to meet Tier III Renewable Energy… read more »

The Arizona Corporation Commission Utilities Division has requested the opening of a rulemaking to consider potential (and possibly broad) revisions to the state’s “Energy Rules,”… read more »

Entergy Mississippi has identified a broad range of “Smart Energy Services” that it plans to develop, and is proposing an overall framework for how customers… read more »

Nevadans will see two major energy measures on the November ballot. Question 3, “The Energy Choice Initiative,” was approved overwhelmingly by Nevada voters in November… read more »

A California bill (AB 2345) intended to expand access to solar energy for non-residential customers is moving through the Senate.   This bill would direct… read more »

Highlights: 14 utilities in 10 U.S. states initiated new GRCs in Q2 2018. 17 GRCs concluded in Q2 2018. 39 GRCs were still pending at… read more »

On June 18, the Board of Public Utilities’ President convened the inaugural meeting of the Energy Master Plan (EMP) Committee in accordance with Gov. Murphy’s… read more »

At the final meeting of the full Committee on Energy Choice (CEC) on June 18, the CEC reviewed and approved the draft report of the CEC’s Findings and Recommendations… read more »

The Public Utilities Regulatory Authority (PURA) in Connecticut have kicked off a new proceeding to get organized. It seeks to develop a strategy, procedural roadmap,… read more »

ACC Commissioner Tobin has indicated he intends to file a draft rule by next week to start a formal rulemaking process to move the Arizona… read more »