Transactive Energy is On the Horizon Editor’s Note: This is the first in a series of Current columns on various...
This week, the five members of the California Energy Commission approved the largest one-time spending to date for clean energy...
The California Public Utilities Commission voted unanimously to require the three investor-owned utilities to invest in an additional 2,000-3-000 MW...
The California Public Utilities Commission proposes to further bolster the grid the next two summers by adding between 2,000 and...
California’s groundbreaking 2016 Distributed Energy Resources Action Plan will be updated to better align rising levels of clean local renewables...
Faced with out of control wildfires and high summer temperatures, Gov. Gavin Newsom ordered further reductions of energy use at...
At its regular meeting this week, the Federal Energy Regulatory Commission approved two more orders that affirm its authority to...
Electrifying buildings and transportation won’t get the state to carbon neutrality by 2045, staff from energy and air pollution control...
The California Energy Commission continued its streak of clean tech funding this week with more than a dozen new grants...
Homes and commercial buildings are responsible for one quarter of California’s greenhouse gas emissions. More than half of the carbon...
The California Independent System Operator is “cautiously optimistic” that the grid will be more stable this summer than last because...
The California Energy Commission approved $73 million in grants for clean energy projects, ranging from advanced communications within batteries for...
The California Public Utilities Commission March 25 unanimously approved a revised emergency resource plan for the private utilities for the...
A handful of measures passed out of the key Senate Energy, Utilities & Communications Committee March 15. One expands the...
East Bay Community Energy signed a deal with home energy management company OhmConnect to apply 25 MW in aggregated energy...
State regulatory staff propose further crimping demand response, much to the dismay of advocates of these behind-the-meter resources. Making matters...
Instead of increasing demand response to help avoid blackouts during intense heat, a California Public Utilities Commission staff proposal would...
Details on the key causes of the mid-August blackouts are out, and consistent with an earlier analysis. They highlight market...
Distributed energy’s explosive growth makes integrating it in a way that supports the power system critical, according to a new...
Liane Randolph, who has been at the California Public Utilities Commission for the last five years is making a big...