Oncor to propose rate increase, says 5-year capital expenditures could ‘soar’ by $12B

If Texas regulators approve the rates, customers would see monthly bills rise 4.7%. Almost half of that would go to recovering storm-related costs, the utility said.

Eight utility regulators challenge DOE order keeping Michigan coal plant open

The department’s invocation of emergency powers to interfere with state and regional utility planning is unprecedented, according to the challenge.

The rapid expansion of data centers across the U.S. and the critical role of renewable energy in powering the grid

Texas law gives grid operator power to disconnect data centers during crisis

The new law pairs mandatory curtailment with a voluntary demand response procurement program.

How risk-spend efficiency puts AI at the center of utility investment strategy

As risks grow in both intensity and complexity, utilities that adopt this approach can shift from reactive planning to proactive strategy and face the future with greater confidence.