Ethan Howland
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2 weeks ago |
utilitydive.com | Ethan Howland
President Donald Trump on Wednesday directed the Federal Energy Regulatory Commission, the Environmental Protection Agency and other agencies to add provisions to their energy-related regulations so they would expire within five years. “By rescinding outdated regulations that serve as a drag on progress, we can stimulate innovation and deliver prosperity to everyday Americans,” Trump said in an executive order. Trump ordered the sunset provisions to be in place by Sept. 30.
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2 weeks ago |
utilitydive.com | Ethan Howland
The PJM Interconnection will work with Google to use artificial intelligence to potentially revamp and speed up its grid interconnection process, the grid operator said Thursday. Tapestry, part of Alphabet, Google’s parent company, will work with PJM in a multi-year effort to integrate dozens of databases and tools the grid operator uses to study interconnection requests into a unified model of PJM’s network, according to Page Crahan, Tapestry general manager.
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2 weeks ago |
esgdive.com | Ethan Howland
This audio is auto-generated. Please let us know if you have feedback. President Donald Trump signed four executive orders on Tuesday aimed at supporting coal mining and coal-fired power plants. One executive order directs U.S. Department of Energy Secretary Chris Wright to develop a process within 90 days for issuing emergency orders to keep power plants operating in areas of the country deemed to have potential grid reliability problems.
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2 weeks ago |
utilitydive.com | Ethan Howland
President Donald Trump signed four executive orders on Tuesday aimed at supporting coal mining and coal-fired power plants. One executive order directs U.S. Department of Energy Secretary Chris Wright to develop a process within 90 days for issuing emergency orders to keep power plants operating in areas of the country deemed to have potential grid reliability problems.
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2 weeks ago |
utilitydive.com | Ethan Howland
Ameren, DTE Energy, Entergy as well as state utility regulators and data center companies are among the supporters of the Midcontinent Independent System Operator’s fast-track interconnection proposal, arguing it addresses near-term reliability needs, according to filings at the Federal Energy Regulatory Commission on Monday.
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Exelon’s potential data center load jumps but PJM’s plan to delay an upcoming capacity auction “sends a clear message that [market] reform is definitely needed,” CEO Calvin Butler said. https://t.co/nCVpaTvkzA
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Capacity concerns in PJM come amid a surge in data center development, with FirstEnergy receiving more than 60 service inquiries larger than 500 MW this year, per CEO. https://t.co/6aqeKc31VA