A new regulation in Turkey’s electricity billing system will end state support for subscribers whose annual electricity consumption exceeds 4,000 kWh or whose monthly bills surpass approximately 984 T...

Proponent testimony from the Ohio Chamber emphasized permitting and orphan-well reforms in Senate Bill 219; an opponent said the bill’s revised language removes a dedicated abandoned-well fund and could leave landowners and townships exposed while benefiting larger operators.

DOER and industry witnesses told the committee that interconnection delays and up-front upgrade costs block projects; they urged flexible interconnection, payment plans for interconnection deposits and DPU action on net‑crediting to speed projects into service before federal deadlines.

Kaysville’s power director told the city council that an extended day-ahead market (EDAM) managed by CAISO will require municipalities to sell day‑ahead generation and could reduce local control over municipal resources; the city also faces a temporary outage at the Nebo (Payson) plant that supplies about 40% of the city’s generation.

Parker emphasizes need for flexible contracts and streamlined permitting to boost renewables.

Legislation requires coal units to achieve zero emissions by 2045 and reduce CO2e by 45% by 2035.

Legislation repeals several provisions related to energy taxation and regulation in Illinois

Bill requires electric generating units to eliminate CO2e and copollutant emissions by 2030

Columbia seeks to raise Ryder BBS rate cap to $0.02283 per therm to align costs.

Members vote in favor of HR 979 with unanimous support across party lines.

Pennsylvania Governor Josh Shapiro has announced that his state will consider exiting the PJM grid, a major power network serving the Mid-Atlantic region, unless substantial changes are implemented by the grid operator in response to rising electricity costs and increased strain on the grid due to factors like artificial intelligence and renewable energy growth.

BGE's test failed for 71 hours without affecting gas service at the local hospital.

Conservation Coalition highlights economic and reliability benefits of supporting portfolio 6.

California utilities assess capital spending and operating expenses to manage rising customer rates.

Maryland's governor and a coalition of state executives are pushing for changes at the state's electrical grid operator, citing concerns over rising energy costs and unreliable service that are affecting residents across the state. In a bipartisan effort, they're calling on the organization to appoint experienced, long-term leadership and implement policy adjustments to stabilize prices and ensure reliable service for all Marylanders, ultimately addressing the pressing issue of sharp increases in utility costs.

Bill amends regulations on Class II renewable energy sources in Massachusetts

South Africa is not short on ambition or potential when it comes to energy reform. The country’s renewable energy market is maturing. Investment appetite is increasing and policy shifts, like the recent Electricity Regulation Act, indicate focused commitment to achieving a more competitive, sustainable and competitive energy market. However, one obstacle remains a hindrance to this momentum - transmission.

Panelists discuss concerns over arbitration fees and consumer rights in solar agreements.

Bill mandates electric companies join regional transmission organizations and report votes annually.

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