Greg Mason
Staff Writer, Clearing Up at Energy NewsData
Staff writer, @CUnewsdata. Formerly @SpokesmanReview, @uticaOD, @The_Citizen. @LeMoyne grad. @Yankees fan. Dog lover. Story tips: [email protected].
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5 days ago |
newsdata.com | Greg Mason
Portland General Electric is challenging the Portland City Council’s decision to reject the utility’s proposed transmission upgrade project in Forest Park. PGE on May 28 filed a notice of intent with the Oregon Land Use Board of Appeals (LUBA) to challenge the council’s decision to reject Phase 3 of the Harborton Reliability Project, the utility told Clearing Up.kAm!92D6 b—D:E65 H:E9:? !vt’D 6I:DE:?8 62D6>6?E 24C@DD c]f 24C6D @7 E96 d[a__\24C6 u@C6DE !2C<—H@F=5 C6=@42E6 2 A@H6C A@=6[ C6H:C6 2?
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5 days ago |
newsdata.com | Greg Mason
PacifiCorp is in the early stages of developing a new 180-mile, 500-kV transmission line through south-central Oregon as it prepares for a projected surge in electricity demand that could increase peak load across Oregon, Washington and California from 4,400 MW to over 8,000 MW by 2032.
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5 days ago |
newsdata.com | Greg Mason
PacifiCorp is in the early stages of developing a new 180-mile, 500-kV transmission line through south-central Oregon as it prepares for a projected surge in electricity demand that could increase peak load across Oregon, Washington and California from 4,400 MW to more than 8,000 MW by 2032.
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1 week ago |
newsdata.com | Greg Mason
The governors of 11 states—including Oregon, Washington and California—have formed a coalition to expand access to clean vehicles and advance their states' clean-vehicle programs, the U.S. Climate Alliance announced on May 23. In addition to Oregon Gov. Tina Kotek, Washington Gov. Bob Ferguson and California Gov. Gavin Newsom, members of the Affordable Clean Cars Coalition include the governors of Colorado, Delaware, Maryland, Massachusetts, New Jersey, New Mexico, New York and Rhode Island.
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1 week ago |
newsdata.com | Greg Mason
Portland General Electric and Pacific Gas & Electric have partnered with a California startup that proposes to use artificial intelligence to find available power on the grid to get data centers on line faster. GridCARE aims to expedite the time-to-power process for data centers and AI infrastructure customers—both for new sites and upgrades to existing facilities—by using AI analysis to tap into existing grid capacity, according to the company's May 27 launch announcement.
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