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What happened to Duke’s clean transition tariff?
In 2024, Duke said it was working with hyperscalers on a pathway for procuring advanced clean energy. Two years later, where is it?
Maeve AllsupOct 9, 2026
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Can edge compute undercut demand for mega gas plants?Prelude Ventures’ Katie Clasen says distributed computing for AI inference is a better solution than massive off-grid gas plants.
Catherine BoudreauOct 7, 2026 -
Renew Home is rebranding as Everyday Electric
The residential VPP company’s new “technology-agnostic” approach is debuting with its acquisition of EV platform Smartcar.
Bianca GiacoboneOct 6, 2026 -
Where are the barriers to flexible interconnection?
A live conversation with a utility and an RTO at GridFwd 2026 on the kinks that still need to be worked out.
Maeve AllsupOct 5, 2026 -
The permitting reform battle lines are being drawn
Utilities are studiously avoiding endorsement.
Catherine BoudreauOct 2, 2026 -
NJ data center polluted for a year before regulators stepped in
Newly obtained public records shed light on emissions caused by DataOne’s unpermitted generator fleet for the first time.
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Exclusive: Even ‘retained’ DOE projects are still waiting for funding
One year on from the mass termination of energy awards, the path forward for most Biden-era projects remains murky.
Maeve AllsupOct 2, 2026 -
PJM’s ‘unexpected twist’ is a win for distributed capacity
A delay in the one-time capacity auction means more time for aggregators to sign bilateral deals with data center customers.
Maeve AllsupOct 1, 2026 -
Vermont Gas invests in geothermal for the first time
The utility joins a growing “gas-to-geo” push as it expands into cleaner energy.
Catherine BoudreauOct 1, 2026
