Latitude Media · Jeff Young

X-Energy receives reactor permit, raising stakes for nuclear deployment — X-energy's reactor permit raises hopes for nuclear comeback — though costs are still high, and certain projects are still troubled.

Utility Dive · Robert Walton

EIA forecasts renewables will meet bulk of rising U.S. power demand through 2027 — The electric power sector could install more than 26 GW of battery storage next year, helping support a renewable resource base that is…

Heatmap News · Jamie Van Nostrand

AI data centers could add $23B to US energy costs by 2030, analysis finds — Everyone is talking about high energy prices, which were a major factor in the midterm elections.

Utility Dive · Diana DiGangi

Pentagon lacks staff to review 400 pending onshore wind permits, court hears — Assistant Secretary of Defense Dale Marks told a federal court that the Pentagon doesn’t have enough staff to review permits.

Heatmap News · Alexander C. Kaufman

U.S. nuclear startup competes with China for Singapore reactor deal — For years now, the United States has watched anxiously as its nuclear industry stagnated while those of its biggest geopolitical…

Guardian Environment · Xiaoying You

CATL plans 2,000 battery-swap stations in China by 2027, eyeing Europe expansion — Battery maker CATL aims to have 2,000 swapping stations in China by the end of 2027 and to bring the tech to Europe Every day, Wang Bing…

CleanTechnica · Michael Barnard

Four of Seven Dutch green hydrogen projects cancelled despite €783.5M subsidy — The Netherlands awarded €783.5 million to seven major electrolysis projects in 2022. Four have since been cancelled, none operates, and…

Heatmap News · Robinson Meyer

SoftBank takes $3.7B loss on natural gas turbines for AI data centers — This is Heatmap Daily, a weekday digest written by our executive editor. Subscribe here.

More: TechCrunch Climate

Canary Media · Kathiann M. Kowalski

Ohio Republicans circulate bill to block coal plant closures — Republican lawmakers in Ohio are circulating a plan to keep coal plants open, even if an owner has a contractual obligation to close a…

Guardian Environment · Alexandra Talty

First international guidelines target ocean geoengineering risks and oversight — Proponents argue ocean carbon removal is necessary to counteract the effects of the climate crisis but critics say more research is needed…

Latitude Media · Victoria Yang

SPP's conditional service pushes data center flexibility into private contracts — SPP's no-notice, no-cap conditional service won't kill data center flexibility. It will push it into private contracts the grid can't use.

Latitude Media · Shayle Kann

New nuclear projects need experienced developers to navigate permitting and interconnection, experts say — Elementl Power’s David Faherty unpacks the process of bringing a new facility online.

More: Catalyst (Shayle Kann)

Utility Dive · Brian Martucci

ConEd seeks New York regulatory relief to own more generation assets — The company says reforms would boost renewables and help it achieve resource adequacy and environmental compliance targets.

PV Magazine · Mark Hutchins

Regulatory shifts complicate solar project procurement as Texas developer navigates supply chain — What happens when sudden regulatory changes throw your procurement plans into disarray?

PV Tech · JP Casey

PV module fire ratings leave performance gaps unresolved despite Class A designation — If two modules carry a Class A designation, how much can we actually conclude about their fire performance?

PV Magazine · Emiliano Bellini

Study: CO2 transport to sunny regions cuts synthetic fuel costs more than power transmission — Scalable synthetic e-fuels require low-cost renewable electricity and sustainable carbon, but best solar sites and major carbon sources are…

Data Center Dynamics

Meta commits to low-carbon building materials and zero-emission trucking — Also backs zero carbon trucking initiative

PV Magazine · Emiliano Bellini

Viessmann launches propane ground-source heat pump for solar-thermal systems — The Vitocal 300-G intelligent energy uses R290 refrigerant and delivers heating capacities ranging from 6 kW to 16 kW, with a maximum flow…

PV Tech · Ben Willis

NAED Energy launches US-made deposition platform for tandem perovskite solar cells — NAED Energy has unveiled PV-1 PECVD-V, a vertical in-line deposition platform designed for high-volume tandem solar cell production.

PV Tech · George Heynes

Australia's Clean Energy Regulator suspends Solar Power Nation from rooftop rebate scheme — Australia's CER has permanently suspended rooftop solar retailer Solar Power Nation from the Small-scale Renewable Energy Scheme (SRES).

Latitude Media · Jeff Young

X-Energy receives reactor permit, raising stakes for nuclear deployment — X-energy's reactor permit raises hopes for nuclear comeback — though costs are still high, and certain projects are still troubled.

Utility Dive · Robert Walton

EIA forecasts renewables will meet bulk of rising U.S. power demand through 2027 — The electric power sector could install more than 26 GW of battery storage next year, helping support a renewable resource base that is…

Heatmap News · Jamie Van Nostrand

AI data centers could add $23B to US energy costs by 2030, analysis finds — Everyone is talking about high energy prices, which were a major factor in the midterm elections.

Utility Dive · Diana DiGangi

Pentagon lacks staff to review 400 pending onshore wind permits, court hears — Assistant Secretary of Defense Dale Marks told a federal court that the Pentagon doesn’t have enough staff to review permits.

Heatmap News · Alexander C. Kaufman

U.S. nuclear startup competes with China for Singapore reactor deal — For years now, the United States has watched anxiously as its nuclear industry stagnated while those of its biggest geopolitical…

Guardian Environment · Xiaoying You

CATL plans 2,000 battery-swap stations in China by 2027, eyeing Europe expansion — Battery maker CATL aims to have 2,000 swapping stations in China by the end of 2027 and to bring the tech to Europe Every day, Wang Bing…

CleanTechnica · Michael Barnard

Four of Seven Dutch green hydrogen projects cancelled despite €783.5M subsidy — The Netherlands awarded €783.5 million to seven major electrolysis projects in 2022. Four have since been cancelled, none operates, and…

Heatmap News · Robinson Meyer

SoftBank takes $3.7B loss on natural gas turbines for AI data centers — This is Heatmap Daily, a weekday digest written by our executive editor. Subscribe here.

More: TechCrunch Climate

Canary Media · Kathiann M. Kowalski

Ohio Republicans circulate bill to block coal plant closures — Republican lawmakers in Ohio are circulating a plan to keep coal plants open, even if an owner has a contractual obligation to close a…

Guardian Environment · Alexandra Talty

First international guidelines target ocean geoengineering risks and oversight — Proponents argue ocean carbon removal is necessary to counteract the effects of the climate crisis but critics say more research is needed…

Latitude Media · Victoria Yang

SPP's conditional service pushes data center flexibility into private contracts — SPP's no-notice, no-cap conditional service won't kill data center flexibility. It will push it into private contracts the grid can't use.

Latitude Media · Shayle Kann

New nuclear projects need experienced developers to navigate permitting and interconnection, experts say — Elementl Power’s David Faherty unpacks the process of bringing a new facility online.

More: Catalyst (Shayle Kann)

Utility Dive · Brian Martucci

ConEd seeks New York regulatory relief to own more generation assets — The company says reforms would boost renewables and help it achieve resource adequacy and environmental compliance targets.

PV Magazine · Mark Hutchins

Regulatory shifts complicate solar project procurement as Texas developer navigates supply chain — What happens when sudden regulatory changes throw your procurement plans into disarray?

PV Tech · JP Casey

Testing challenges, battery storage role dominate PV ModuleTech Europe 2026 conference — Module testing challenges, the role of BESS and the procurement landscape were key topics of conversation at PV ModuleTech Europe 2026.

PV Magazine · Emiliano Bellini

Sweden to launch voluntary database for solar inverters and battery storage in 2027 — Sweden plans to launch a voluntary database for solar inverters, battery storage systems and bidirectional EV charging equipment in 2027,…

PV Tech · JP Casey

PV module fire ratings leave performance gaps unresolved despite Class A designation — If two modules carry a Class A designation, how much can we actually conclude about their fire performance?

PV Magazine · Emiliano Bellini

Study: CO2 transport to sunny regions cuts synthetic fuel costs more than power transmission — Scalable synthetic e-fuels require low-cost renewable electricity and sustainable carbon, but best solar sites and major carbon sources are…

Data Center Dynamics

Meta commits to low-carbon building materials and zero-emission trucking — Also backs zero carbon trucking initiative

PV Tech · Ben Willis

NAED Energy launches US-made deposition platform for tandem perovskite solar cells — NAED Energy has unveiled PV-1 PECVD-V, a vertical in-line deposition platform designed for high-volume tandem solar cell production.

Guardian Environment · Fiona Harvey in Antalya

IEA chief declares world entering 'age of electricity' at COP31 — Exclusive: Fossil fuels no longer dominant energy source, IEA leader says, as summit considers electrification pledge The world has left…

Guardian Environment · Miranda Bryant, Ignatius Ssuuna and Xiaoying You

UN climate summit pushes countries to triple electrification rate by 2035 — Owning an electric car, driving an electric motorbike taxi, riding scooters – we speak to people in Oslo, Kigali and Shanghai about their…

Latitude Media · Jeff Young

X-Energy receives reactor permit, raising stakes for nuclear deployment — X-energy's reactor permit raises hopes for nuclear comeback — though costs are still high, and certain projects are still troubled.

Utility Dive · Robert Walton

EIA forecasts renewables will meet bulk of rising U.S. power demand through 2027 — The electric power sector could install more than 26 GW of battery storage next year, helping support a renewable resource base that is…

Heatmap News · Jamie Van Nostrand

AI data centers could add $23B to US energy costs by 2030, analysis finds — Everyone is talking about high energy prices, which were a major factor in the midterm elections.

PV Magazine · Mark Hutchins

Access to finance, permitting delays drive solar project failures — Access to finance, frustrating permitting processes and increasingly organized community opposition are all contributing to project…

Utility Dive · Diana DiGangi

Pentagon lacks staff to review 400 pending onshore wind permits, court hears — Assistant Secretary of Defense Dale Marks told a federal court that the Pentagon doesn’t have enough staff to review permits.

Heatmap News · Alexander C. Kaufman

U.S. nuclear startup competes with China for Singapore reactor deal — For years now, the United States has watched anxiously as its nuclear industry stagnated while those of its biggest geopolitical…

Guardian Environment · Xiaoying You

CATL plans 2,000 battery-swap stations in China by 2027, eyeing Europe expansion — Battery maker CATL aims to have 2,000 swapping stations in China by the end of 2027 and to bring the tech to Europe Every day, Wang Bing…

CleanTechnica · Michael Barnard

Four of Seven Dutch green hydrogen projects cancelled despite €783.5M subsidy — The Netherlands awarded €783.5 million to seven major electrolysis projects in 2022. Four have since been cancelled, none operates, and…

Heatmap News · Robinson Meyer

SoftBank takes $3.7B loss on natural gas turbines for AI data centers — This is Heatmap Daily, a weekday digest written by our executive editor. Subscribe here.

More: TechCrunch Climate

Canary Media · Kathiann M. Kowalski

Ohio Republicans circulate bill to block coal plant closures — Republican lawmakers in Ohio are circulating a plan to keep coal plants open, even if an owner has a contractual obligation to close a…

Latitude Media · Victoria Yang

SPP's conditional service pushes data center flexibility into private contracts — SPP's no-notice, no-cap conditional service won't kill data center flexibility. It will push it into private contracts the grid can't use.

Latitude Media · Shayle Kann

New nuclear projects need experienced developers to navigate permitting and interconnection, experts say — Elementl Power’s David Faherty unpacks the process of bringing a new facility online.

More: Catalyst (Shayle Kann)

Utility Dive · Brian Martucci

ConEd seeks New York regulatory relief to own more generation assets — The company says reforms would boost renewables and help it achieve resource adequacy and environmental compliance targets.

PV Magazine · Mark Hutchins

Regulatory shifts complicate solar project procurement as Texas developer navigates supply chain — What happens when sudden regulatory changes throw your procurement plans into disarray?

PV Magazine · Brian Publicover

Octopus Energy launches $600M Asia renewables fund — Octopus Energy has launched an Asia fund whose first investment backs a Manila developer targeting 450 MW of solar and 350 MWh of battery…

Inside Climate News · Dan Gearino

Data center ballot measures fail overwhelmingly in midterm elections — Data center developers had a rough election, losing 40 of 41 ballot measures nationwide.

PV Tech · JP Casey

Testing challenges, battery storage role dominate PV ModuleTech Europe 2026 conference — Module testing challenges, the role of BESS and the procurement landscape were key topics of conversation at PV ModuleTech Europe 2026.

PV Tech · JP Casey

PV module fire ratings leave performance gaps unresolved despite Class A designation — If two modules carry a Class A designation, how much can we actually conclude about their fire performance?

Guardian Environment · Fiona Harvey in Antalya

IEA chief declares world entering 'age of electricity' as fossil fuels recede — Exclusive: Fossil fuels no longer dominant energy source, IEA leader says, as summit considers electrification pledge The world has left…

More: via Bluesky

PV Magazine · Patrick Jowett

Turkey and China sign $15 billion renewables investment plan — The deal, signed as COP31 continues, plans to cover 7 GW of solar and wind power plants, energy storage systems and 4 GW of electricity…

Guardian Environment · Miranda Bryant, Ignatius Ssuuna and Xiaoying You

UN climate summit pushes countries to triple electrification rate by 2035 — Owning an electric car, driving an electric motorbike taxi, riding scooters – we speak to people in Oslo, Kigali and Shanghai about their…

Canary Media · Dan McCarthy

Global fossil fuel emissions expected to dip in 2024 as Iran conflict drives oil and gas prices higher — See more from Canary Media’s ​“Chart of the Week” column . Global fossil fuel emissions are expected to dip this year for the first time…

PV Magazine · Emiliano Bellini

China TOPCon solar cell prices fall as export demand cools — In a new weekly update for pv magazine , OPIS, a Dow Jones company, provides a quick look at the main price trends in the global PV…

Latitude Media · Jeff Young

X-Energy receives reactor permit, raising stakes for nuclear deployment — X-energy's reactor permit raises hopes for nuclear comeback — though costs are still high, and certain projects are still troubled.

PV Magazine · Lior Kahana

Shared grid connections could improve economics of residential solar-plus-storage — Dutch researchers have developed an optimization model showing that shared grid connections could significantly improve the economics of…

Utility Dive · Robert Walton

EIA forecasts renewables will meet bulk of rising U.S. power demand through 2027 — The electric power sector could install more than 26 GW of battery storage next year, helping support a renewable resource base that is…

Utility Dive · Diana DiGangi

Pentagon lacks staff to review 400 pending onshore wind permits, court hears — Assistant Secretary of Defense Dale Marks told a federal court that the Pentagon doesn’t have enough staff to review permits.

Heatmap News · Alexander C. Kaufman

U.S. nuclear startup competes with China for Singapore reactor deal — For years now, the United States has watched anxiously as its nuclear industry stagnated while those of its biggest geopolitical…

Guardian Environment · Xiaoying You

CATL plans 2,000 battery-swap stations in China by 2027, eyeing Europe expansion — Battery maker CATL aims to have 2,000 swapping stations in China by the end of 2027 and to bring the tech to Europe Every day, Wang Bing…

Canary Media · Julian Spector

Solar industry PAC targets and defeats clean energy opponents in Congress — Before this election cycle, it was hard to identify any politician who feared the solar industry.

Canary Media · Kathiann M. Kowalski

Ohio Republicans circulate bill to block coal plant closures — Republican lawmakers in Ohio are circulating a plan to keep coal plants open, even if an owner has a contractual obligation to close a…

Latitude Media · Victoria Yang

SPP's conditional service pushes data center flexibility into private contracts — SPP's no-notice, no-cap conditional service won't kill data center flexibility. It will push it into private contracts the grid can't use.

Latitude Media · Shayle Kann

New nuclear projects need experienced developers to navigate permitting and interconnection, experts say — Elementl Power’s David Faherty unpacks the process of bringing a new facility online.

More: Catalyst (Shayle Kann)

Utility Dive · Brian Martucci

ConEd seeks New York regulatory relief to own more generation assets — The company says reforms would boost renewables and help it achieve resource adequacy and environmental compliance targets.

Heatmap News · Jeva Lange

Heat waves, glacial collapse, and storms drive climate deaths to record levels in 2026 — It’s a morbid game to try to name the worst climate disaster of 2026. In Europe this summer, a series of extreme heat waves killed an…

PV Tech · JP Casey

Diversified renewable portfolios cut price risk for European traders, Pexapark says — Investing in a portfolio that includes solar PV projects and BESS is a key tool to reduce exposure to price risk, according to Pexapark.

Heatmap News · Robinson Meyer

SoftBank takes $3.7B loss on natural gas turbines for AI data centers — This is Heatmap Daily, a weekday digest written by our executive editor. Subscribe here.

More: TechCrunch Climate

PV Tech · Ben Willis

SMA Solar narrows 2026 guidance toward upper half of range after nine-month results — SMA Solar has narrowed its full-year guidance for 2026 towards the upper half of its previously raised range after reporting improved…

PV Magazine · Emiliano Bellini

Sodium-ion batteries narrow performance gap with lithium-ion for grid storage — Sodium-ion batteries are approaching lithium-ion performance in key areas, with commercial cells reaching energy densities of 175 Wh/kg and…

Guardian Environment · Fiona Harvey in Antalya

IEA chief declares world entering 'age of electricity' as fossil fuels recede — Exclusive: Fossil fuels no longer dominant energy source, IEA leader says, as summit considers electrification pledge The world has left…

More: via Bluesky

PV Magazine · Patrick Jowett

Turkey and China sign $15 billion renewables investment plan — The deal, signed as COP31 continues, plans to cover 7 GW of solar and wind power plants, energy storage systems and 4 GW of electricity…

Guardian Environment · Miranda Bryant, Ignatius Ssuuna and Xiaoying You

UN climate summit pushes countries to triple electrification rate by 2035 — Owning an electric car, driving an electric motorbike taxi, riding scooters – we speak to people in Oslo, Kigali and Shanghai about their…

Data Center Dynamics

Data center operator AirTrunk signs 1GW deal for Australian solar, wind, storage — Company to offtake from upcoming solar, wind, and BESS projects

More: PV Tech

PV Magazine · Emiliano Bellini

Germany's solar sector faces price stagnation, rising battery costs amid policy uncertainty — Solar module prices are stagnating, while battery energy storage system prices are expected to rise for the first time.

Canary Media · Dan McCarthy

Global fossil fuel emissions expected to dip in 2024 as Iran conflict drives oil and gas prices higher — See more from Canary Media’s ​“Chart of the Week” column . Global fossil fuel emissions are expected to dip this year for the first time…

Latitude Media · Jeff Young

X-Energy receives reactor permit, raising stakes for nuclear deployment — X-energy's reactor permit raises hopes for nuclear comeback — though costs are still high, and certain projects are still troubled.

Utility Dive · Robert Walton

EIA forecasts renewables will meet bulk of rising U.S. power demand through 2027 — The electric power sector could install more than 26 GW of battery storage next year, helping support a renewable resource base that is…

PV Magazine · Brian Publicover

NAED Energy launches high-volume deposition platform for tandem solar cells — NAED Energy Holding has said its new vertical deposition platform is rated at 96,000 wafers per hour and designed to make…

More: PV Tech

Canary Media · Julian Spector

Solar industry PAC targets and defeats clean energy opponents in Congress — Before this election cycle, it was hard to identify any politician who feared the solar industry.

Canary Media · Kathiann M. Kowalski

Ohio Republicans circulate bill to block coal plant closures — Republican lawmakers in Ohio are circulating a plan to keep coal plants open, even if an owner has a contractual obligation to close a…

Latitude Media · Victoria Yang

SPP's conditional service pushes data center flexibility into private contracts — SPP's no-notice, no-cap conditional service won't kill data center flexibility. It will push it into private contracts the grid can't use.

Latitude Media · Shayle Kann

New nuclear projects need experienced developers to navigate permitting and interconnection, experts say — Elementl Power’s David Faherty unpacks the process of bringing a new facility online.

More: Catalyst (Shayle Kann)

Utility Dive · Brian Martucci

ConEd seeks New York regulatory relief to own more generation assets — The company says reforms would boost renewables and help it achieve resource adequacy and environmental compliance targets.

Utility Dive · Diana DiGangi

Pentagon lacks staff to review 400 pending onshore wind permits, court hears — Assistant Secretary of Defense Dale Marks told a federal court that the Pentagon doesn’t have enough staff to review permits.

Heatmap News · Alexander C. Kaufman

U.S. nuclear startup competes with China for Singapore reactor deal — For years now, the United States has watched anxiously as its nuclear industry stagnated while those of its biggest geopolitical…

Guardian Environment · Graham Readfearn in Antalya

Indigenous activist calls on Australian PM to block new coal, oil and gas projects — Flanked by Greta Thunberg, Rikki Dank says the Australian PM must heed the calls for action on climate change An indigenous climate…

Data Center Dynamics

Sabey signs 43.5MW solar power deal in Texas — Company to offtake from CIP’s Greasewood solar farm

Heatmap News · Jeva Lange

Heat waves, glacial collapse, and storms drive climate deaths to record levels in 2026 — It’s a morbid game to try to name the worst climate disaster of 2026. In Europe this summer, a series of extreme heat waves killed an…

EIA Today in Energy

Southwest hydropower output drops to record low amid prolonged drought — Prolonged drought conditions affecting the Colorado River Basin led to record low hydropower generation this summer in the Southwestern…

PV Magazine · Emiliano Bellini

Sodium-ion batteries narrow performance gap with lithium-ion for grid storage — Sodium-ion batteries are approaching lithium-ion performance in key areas, with commercial cells reaching energy densities of 175 Wh/kg and…

Guardian Environment · Fiona Harvey in Antalya

IEA chief declares world entering 'age of electricity' as fossil fuels recede — Exclusive: Fossil fuels no longer dominant energy source, IEA leader says, as summit considers electrification pledge The world has left…

More: via Bluesky

PV Magazine · Patrick Jowett

Turkey and China sign $15 billion renewables investment plan — The deal, signed as COP31 continues, plans to cover 7 GW of solar and wind power plants, energy storage systems and 4 GW of electricity…

Guardian Environment · Miranda Bryant, Ignatius Ssuuna and Xiaoying You

UN climate summit pushes countries to triple electrification rate by 2035 — Owning an electric car, driving an electric motorbike taxi, riding scooters – we speak to people in Oslo, Kigali and Shanghai about their…

Heatmap News · Robinson Meyer

Senate Permitting Bill Divides Environmental Groups as Vote Looms — This transcript has been automatically generated

More: Heatmap News, Shift Key (Robinson Meyer & Jesse Jenkins)

Data Center Dynamics

Data center operator AirTrunk signs 1GW deal for Australian solar, wind, storage — Company to offtake from upcoming solar, wind, and BESS projects

More: PV Tech

PV Tech · Jonathan Touriño Jacobo

US voters back data centre moratoriums, clouding solar growth tied to AI demand — As US voters backed data centre moratoriums in the midterms, this raises questions over solar PV's AI-linked growth in the years ahead.

PV Magazine · Emiliano Bellini

Germany's solar sector faces price stagnation, rising battery costs amid policy uncertainty — Solar module prices are stagnating, while battery energy storage system prices are expected to rise for the first time.

Canary Media · Dan McCarthy

Global fossil fuel emissions expected to dip in 2024 as Iran conflict drives oil and gas prices higher — See more from Canary Media’s ​“Chart of the Week” column . Global fossil fuel emissions are expected to dip this year for the first time…

PV Magazine · Brian Publicover

NAED Energy launches high-volume deposition platform for tandem solar cells — NAED Energy Holding has said its new vertical deposition platform is rated at 96,000 wafers per hour and designed to make…

More: PV Tech

Canary Media · Julian Spector

Solar industry PAC targets and defeats clean energy opponents in Congress — Before this election cycle, it was hard to identify any politician who feared the solar industry.

Canary Media · Kathiann M. Kowalski

Ohio Republicans circulate bill to block coal plant closures — Republican lawmakers in Ohio are circulating a plan to keep coal plants open, even if an owner has a contractual obligation to close a…

Latitude Media · Jeff Young

X-Energy receives reactor permit, raising stakes for nuclear deployment — X-energy's reactor permit raises hopes for nuclear comeback — though costs are still high, and certain projects are still troubled.

Utility Dive · Robert Walton

EIA forecasts renewables will meet bulk of rising U.S. power demand through 2027 — The electric power sector could install more than 26 GW of battery storage next year, helping support a renewable resource base that is…

Latitude Media · Victoria Yang

SPP's conditional service pushes data center flexibility into private contracts — SPP's no-notice, no-cap conditional service won't kill data center flexibility. It will push it into private contracts the grid can't use.

Guardian Environment · Oliver Milman in Antalya

Greta Thunberg returns to UN climate talks, criticizes governments on environmental action — Swedish activist criticised world governments for their failure to prevent environmental breakdown The planet is “not dying, it is being…

Latitude Media · Shayle Kann

New nuclear projects need experienced developers to navigate permitting and interconnection, experts say — Elementl Power’s David Faherty unpacks the process of bringing a new facility online.

More: Catalyst (Shayle Kann)

Utility Dive · Brian Martucci

ConEd seeks New York regulatory relief to own more generation assets — The company says reforms would boost renewables and help it achieve resource adequacy and environmental compliance targets.

Utility Dive · Diana DiGangi

Pentagon lacks staff to review 400 pending onshore wind permits, court hears — Assistant Secretary of Defense Dale Marks told a federal court that the Pentagon doesn’t have enough staff to review permits.