Grid Security & Reliability

Utilities Propose $249M Power Grid Upgrade for Upper Midwest
Energy Management Utilities Propose $249M Power Grid Upgrade for Upper Midwest

Fortifying the Grid for a New Energy Era A forward-thinking infrastructure plan first conceived nearly a decade ago is now poised to become the cornerstone of a major $249 million electrical grid reinforcement project for the Upper Midwest. A coalition of five regional utilities, led by Xcel

Is ComEd's $15.3B Grid Plan Worth the Cost?
Energy Management Is ComEd's $15.3B Grid Plan Worth the Cost?

Commonwealth Edison has submitted a sweeping $15.3 billion, four-year grid investment plan to Illinois state regulators, setting the stage for a critical debate over the future of electricity infrastructure and its impact on consumer wallets. This proposal, intended for the years 2028 through 2031,

Court Rules Trump's Energy Grant Cuts Unconstitutional
Infrastructure & Technology Court Rules Trump's Energy Grant Cuts Unconstitutional

A federal court has delivered a sharp rebuke to the executive branch, ruling that political allegiance cannot serve as a legitimate basis for distributing or rescinding federal funding for clean energy projects. This landmark decision addresses a fundamental question about the separation of powers

Could This Law Be a Model for US Energy Grids?
Infrastructure & Technology Could This Law Be a Model for US Energy Grids?

As electricity costs continue their upward climb and the stability of aging power infrastructure becomes a growing concern for millions of Americans, one state has pioneered a comprehensive legislative framework that could redefine how the nation manages its energy future. Illinois recently enacted

Why the US Must Invest in Its Energy Future
Infrastructure & Technology Why the US Must Invest in Its Energy Future

The United States currently stands at a defining crossroads where the decisions made regarding its energy policy will reverberate for generations, profoundly shaping its national security, economic prosperity, and global influence. The global energy landscape is undergoing a monumental

New Senate Bill Would Let Data Centers Go Off-Grid
Infrastructure & Technology New Senate Bill Would Let Data Centers Go Off-Grid

The insatiable energy demand of the digital economy is placing an unprecedented strain on the nation's aging power grid, leading to a critical debate over who should bear the multi-billion-dollar cost of supporting the infrastructure for artificial intelligence and cloud computing. In response to

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