April 14, 2025
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Quickly addressing generator freezing issues “will help ensure that the grid is better equipped to withstand and recover from extreme cold weather,” the North American Electric Reliability Corp. said.
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Regulators and utilities should compensate community solar fairly for the money-saving value those facilities and their subscribers bring to the grid system.
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“By prioritizing equity and public input, we’re creating a roadmap for electric transportation that serves every neighborhood and helps drive down emissions across Chicago,” CDOT Commissioner Tom Carney said.
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New window, lighting and HVAC systems aim to reduce energy and improve air quality, including in one building that has been unusable in extreme weather.
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U.S. solar capacity will double in just four years, to 182 GW in 2026, the U.S. Energy Information Administration said Thursday.
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Distributed energy resources, including rooftop solar and EVs, are experiencing significant growth in the U.S. as the power sector evolves to a cleaner, less centralized future. Learn more in this Trendline.
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