The US grid is undergoing a rapid shift toward utility-scale solar and wind energy. While these projects increase capacity, they also require expensive transmission upgrades. Consumers can track these developments via state utility commission reports to understand how local energy shifts may influence future utility rates.
A look at the 368 utility-scale power plants that joined the US grid this year. Learn how solar and wind growth impacts energy infrastructure and your bills.
Learn how the DOE is stabilizing Puerto Rico's electric grid through vegetation management, capacity restoration, and emergency federal orders.
Learn why the U.S. government is mandating the continued operation of the J.H. Campbell coal plant to prevent grid instability and potential power blackouts.
Learn how to manage summer electricity demand using smart home technology and time-of-use pricing to lower your utility bills and stabilize the power grid.
Grid resiliency now relies on edge automation and utility-grade AI. Learn how modern distribution systems manage complexity and improve recovery from outages.