Regulation

Virtual power plants can unlock efficiency in a changing energy landscape.

The lack of federal oversight of the distribution grid may protect the proliferation of DERs, Arushi Sharma Frank said.

The increasing frequency of severe weather underscores the need for policy changes to modernize the grid.

A new bipartisan bill aims to supercharge America’s microchip industry; climate rhetoric takes center stage in the vice presidential debate.

The hosts dig into a GOP proposal to reform the long-standing environmental rule, and evaluate the climate rhetoric in this month’s debate.

The election looms over the clean hydrogen tax credit guidance — but it may be the Supreme Court that has the bigger impact.

Upcoming guidance from the CFTC will send a signal about the role of regulators in protecting market integrity.

An Illinois court reversed the state's approval for the Grain Belt Express, a blow that embodies the complex state of U.S. transmission.

Other recent decisions will also cut into regulators' power.

“We're going to lose market share over the next five to 10 years,” said Chile’s ex-mining minister.

There have been two key wrong turns.

And hello to the judiciary’s newfound climate and energy regulatory power.

The commission’s routine multi-year process is at odds with the industry’s widespread calls for urgency.

Global head of energy market development Caroline Golin on the novel rate structure, a Fervo deal, and Google’s plans for scale

Utility wildfire mitigation plans aren’t enough.