Oct. 2, 2025
| Today’s news and insights for utility leaders
Load from data centers drove up revenue in the PJM Interconnection’s last capacity auction by $7.3 billion, said Monitoring Analytics. It said it is “misleading” to say market results simply reflect tightening supply and demand.
|
“Our democracy is badly broken when a president can illegally suspend projects for Blue states in order to punish his political enemies,” said Sen. Adam Schiff, D-Calif.
|
Opinion
Affordability concerns have risen in the PJM sphere due to “tightening supply and demand,” writes Senior Vice President Asim Haque. Supply has left the system due primarily to state policy and federal rules, he says.
|
To bridge gaps in power and position themselves for growth, utilities are turning to fuel cells.
|
See our annual list of notable power-sector conferences where industry leaders will share knowledge in a rapidly-changing landscape.
|
“There is such a huge disconnect between what our research shows is needed ... and what the U.S. government is saying would be good for the world,” said Ari Reeves, CLASP senior director of research.
|
Con Edison faced rising demands and diverse customer needs as it operated one of the most complex urban grids. Explore how the utility scaled their demand response and increased enrollments twentyfold in
|
Just hours before most U.S. federal agencies closed, the Bureau of Labor Statistics said it would not release highly anticipated jobs data on Friday.
|
From Our Library
Trendline
Supported by Uplight
|
View all resources
| 
