Emma Louise Penrod

2 weeks ago | utilitydive.com | Emma Louise Penrod

The U.S. has 9.8 million metric tons of annual blue hydrogen production capacity in development — enough to power more than 18 million homes and employ 62,200 people, according to a report by the Citizens for Responsible Energy Solutions Forum, a right-leaning advocacy energy group in Washington D.C.Much of this capacity was prompted by the creation of the 45V tax credit for low-carbon hydrogen production, according to Heather Reams, president of the CRES Forum.

3 weeks ago | utilitydive.com | Emma Louise Penrod

Increased coordination between 11 Western states could save up to $3.25 billion per year — but the states need not create a regional transmission organization or agree on clean energy policies to realize savings, according to a study led by researchers at the University of California San Diego. At the lower end of coordination, expanding energy imbalance markets in the West could realize between $330 million to $610 million in annual savings.

4 weeks ago | finance.yahoo.com | Emma Louise Penrod

This story was originally published on Utility Dive. To receive daily news and insights, subscribe to our free daily Utility Dive newsletter. Sempra plans to sell Ecogas Mexico, a three-utility conglomerate that provides natural gas service in the Mexicali, Chihuahua and La Laguna-Durango regions in Mexico, and a minority stake in its development arm Sempra Infrastructure in order to finance expansion plans in Texas, company leaders said during a Thursday earnings call.

4 weeks ago | utilitydive.com | Emma Louise Penrod

Sempra plans to sell Ecogas Mexico, a three-utility conglomerate that provides natural gas service in the Mexicali, Chihuahua and La Laguna-Durango regions in Mexico, and a minority stake in its development arm Sempra Infrastructure in order to finance expansion plans in Texas, company leaders said during a Thursday earnings call.

1 month ago | utilitydive.com | Emma Louise Penrod

The Southeast Regional Transmission Planning organization hasn't approved a new regional transmission project in more than a decade — and is now the only region in the U.S. where that is true, according to a report written by The Brattle Group for the Carolinas Clean Energy Business Association and other renewable energy groups.