For New York, Coal Is Out and Renewables Are In
March 26, 2020The last coal-fired power plant in New York is closing and its power will be replaced by renewable energy—wind and…
FERC Issues Rules to Protect Ratepayers in PJM and New York Capacity Markets from Distortive State Subsidies and Mandates
March 19, 2020The Federal Energy Regulatory Commission’s (FERC’s) rule to expand the Minimum Offer Price Rule, or MOPR, calls for the PJM…
Coronavirus Disrupts Supply Chains for Renewable Technologies
March 16, 2020Solar has become a global technology and it is part of an increasingly intertwined global supply chain with China as…
California’s Natural Gas to Electric Future
March 12, 2020Six local governments in California are allowed by state regulators to limit the use of natural gas in many new…
Wind Turbine Blades Will Continue to Pile Up at U.S. Landfills
March 6, 2020Wind turbines are designed to last approximately 20 to 25 years. While the main core of wind turbines are made…
Offshore Wind Power in Germany Now in Favor of Subsidies
March 4, 2020Last year, new offshore wind power capacity in Germany exceeded that of onshore wind capacity for the first time. In 2019, 160…
