July 1, 2025
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The agencies eliminated all references to consider climate change, environmental justice and other key environmental issues in their permit reviews, Earthjustice said.
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So far, eight power entities have signed on to funding agreements detailing how market implementation costs will be recovered.
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The electric grid needs flexibility, speed and stability. Energy storage offers all three.
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Changing climate conditions, infrastructure vulnerabilities and increased fire activity mean utilities across the U.S. must prepare. Learn how to build a mitigation strategy that adapts in real time in
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Hennepin County “has done too good of a job” maintaining its 15-building steam and chilled water loops, leaving little room for incremental improvements, the project’s engineering consultant said at an industry conference.
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Utilities are now using a variety of new resources and connected devices to balance the grid and meet demand, drawing on everything from smart thermostats to large-scale batteries.
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