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CleanTechnica•about 2 months ago

14 New EV Chargers Installed At Dollywood

•The installation of 14 new EV chargers at Dollywood reflects the accelerating, mainstream deployment of EV infrastructure across the US.
•This trend signifies a rapidly growing distributed load that developers and IPPs must integrate into future generation and grid planning.
•Large power consumers should anticipate increasing demand for on-site EV charging, impacting their facility's electricity consumption and infrastructure requirements.

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Utility Dive•about 2 months ago

Sunrun installation volumes fall in Q4 2025 as VPP capacity grows

•Sunrun, a leading residential solar and battery provider, experienced a decline in installation volumes in Q4 2025.
•The downturn was attributed to 'regulatory uncertainty' and a 'business model shift,' impacting their 2026 outlook.
•Despite falling installation volumes, the company reported growth in its Virtual Power Plant (VPP) capacity, signaling a strategic pivot.

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Utility Dive

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about 2 months ago

Virginia, Indiana lawmakers pass surplus interconnection bills

•Virginia and Indiana have passed legislation to enable the use of existing surplus interconnection capacity.
•This policy aims to bring new generation (including storage) online faster and more cost-effectively by utilizing infrastructure from sites like rarely-used peaker plants.
•The article notes that PJM is currently lagging behind other grid operators in implementing similar mechanisms, indicating a potential area for future regulatory focus or competitive disadvantage.

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Utility Dive•about 2 months ago

CARB approves California’s climate disclosure regulations

•The California Air Resources Board (CARB) has approved new climate disclosure regulations for companies operating in California.
•Companies will be required to report their Scope 1 (direct) and Scope 2 (indirect from purchased energy) emissions by August 2026.
•This mandates increased transparency and compliance obligations for large power consumers, developers, and IPPs operating within the CAISO territory, potentially influencing energy procurement strategies and investment in emissions reduction.

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CleanTechnica•about 2 months ago

War & Oil — Fallout From The Attack On Iran

•Geopolitical instability from potential conflict in the Middle East could drive significant volatility and increases in global oil prices, directly impacting fuel costs for gas-fired generation and overall project economics.
•Increased geopolitical risk introduces uncertainty for long-term energy project planning and financing, potentially affecting investment decisions and PPA pricing.
•The implied energy security concerns could accelerate policy discussions around domestic energy independence and diversification, potentially influencing future incentives for renewable energy, storage, and dispatchable non-fossil generation.

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CleanTechnica•about 2 months ago

In Iran, US President Donald Trump Makes The Case For Renewable Energy, Again

•The article posits that geopolitical instability, specifically US actions against an oil-producing nation like Iran, strengthens the strategic case for accelerating the renewable energy transition in the US.
•It implicitly argues that reliance on fossil fuels from politically volatile regions underscores the energy security benefits and reduced supply chain risk offered by domestic renewable generation for large consumers and national grids.
•No specific market data, policy changes, or project announcements are provided, making the article's direct practical utility for developers and large loads extremely limited beyond a high-level strategic perspective.

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POWER Magazine•about 2 months ago

THE BIG PICTURE (Infographic): Blackouts in 2025

•2025 blackouts reveal a critical shift in reliability risks from primarily weather-driven disruptions to complex systemic vulnerabilities.
•Major contributing factors include voltage instability, protection failures, and heat-related transmission stress.
•Vulnerabilities in interconnected system operations, specifically voltage management and reactive power, are highlighted as key areas of concern for grid stability.

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CleanTechnica•about 2 months ago

BYD Sales Crash Hard in February — CHARTS

•BYD, a leading EV manufacturer, experienced a significant sales crash in February 2026, continuing a downward trend in the Chinese EV market.
•This slowdown in EV adoption could necessitate revised electricity demand forecasts, potentially impacting grid planning and the economic viability of new generation or transmission projects that anticipated rapid EV-driven load growth.
•Large power consumers should monitor these EV sales trends as they may influence grid capacity availability and future electricity pricing, particularly if widespread EV charging infrastructure development slows.

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POWER Magazine•about 2 months ago

Powered Remotely: Microgrids Connect Rural Communities with Sustainable Energy Security

•Microgrids are providing energy independence and security for rural and remote communities.
•These smart localized power systems reduce reliance on costly fossil fuels and fragile national grid infrastructure.
•ABB's microgrid experts are highlighting solutions for sustainable power generation and distribution.

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Utility Dive•about 2 months ago

PJM proposes fast-track interconnection plan, capacity auction price collar

•PJM is proposing a 'fast-track interconnection plan' to significantly accelerate the process of bringing new generation projects online, directly benefiting developers.
•A 'capacity auction price collar' is also proposed, which could stabilize or cap capacity prices, impacting revenue certainty for generators and potentially lowering costs for large power consumers.
•The overarching goal is to balance rapid generation deployment with protecting ratepayers from high capacity costs, signaling a dynamic shift in market rules for PJM participants.

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Utility Dive•about 2 months ago

From labor to components, America must bring grid modernization home

•The U.S. must fully reshore grid component manufacturing and labor to ensure the reliability and security needed for the AI economy.
•Current reliance on foreign supply chains for critical grid infrastructure is identified as a major vulnerability to future energy security.
•This call to action implies significant policy shifts and investment to rebuild domestic manufacturing capabilities, impacting supply chain stability and potentially costs for developers.

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Utility Dive•about 2 months ago

Public takeover of Tucson Electric Power would cost $4B, Brattle finds

•A study commissioned by Tucson Electric Power (TEP) estimates a public takeover of the utility would cost $4 billion.
•This municipalization could result in a $5.8 billion increase in electric bills over 20 years for consumers.
•Public power proponents dispute TEP's accounting, indicating a contentious policy debate around utility ownership.

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Energy Storage News•about 2 months ago

US zinc BESS manufacturer Eos hopeful about ability to grow despite widening 2025 losses

•Eos Energy, a zinc BESS manufacturer, reported widening financial losses for 2025, indicating immediate profitability challenges.
•Despite current losses, Eos maintains an optimistic outlook for growth in 2026 and beyond, signaling their commitment to scaling zinc-based storage solutions.
•For developers, IPPs, and large power consumers, Eos's financial health and growth trajectory are critical for assessing the long-term viability, supply chain stability, and cost-competitiveness of non-lithium BESS technologies.

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Energy Storage News•about 2 months ago

Boralex commissions ‘Canada’s largest operating BESS’ in Ontario

•Boralex and Six Nations of the Grand River Development Corporation (SNGRDC) have commissioned the 300MW/1,200MWh Hagersville Battery Energy Storage Park in Haldimand County, Ontario, CA.
•This project is touted as 'Canada's largest operating BESS,' setting a new benchmark for utility-scale storage deployment in the region.
•The significant capacity (300MW/1,200MWh) indicates a growing market for grid-scale storage solutions, offering enhanced grid stability, ancillary services, and potential for peak shaving, which impacts wholesale electricity prices and capacity markets.

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Energy Storage News•about 2 months ago

What a history of Winter Storms teaches us about the future of energy storage in Texas

•Texas winter storms underscore the critical need for enhanced grid resilience and reliable power supply.
•Battery energy storage is playing an increasingly vital role in bolstering grid stability and mitigating disruptions during extreme weather events in the ERCOT market.
•The growing deployment of battery storage in Texas presents significant opportunities for developers to contribute to grid reliability and for large power consumers to secure more stable energy access.

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Utility Dive•about 2 months ago

Addressing utility payment delinquencies amid rising energy burden

•Utilities are facing significant financial pressure due to a rise in customer payment delinquencies, impacting their revenue cycles and cash flow.
•This financial strain could lead to utilities seeking rate increases or implementing stricter payment terms, directly affecting large power consumers.
•Utilities are adopting 'preventive strategies' to stabilize their finances and support customers, which may involve new regulatory policies or programs.

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Utility Dive•about 2 months ago

The hidden capacity in field crews

POWER Magazine•about 2 months ago

Turning Customer Batteries Into Grid Capacity: How Behind-the-Meter Storage Is Reshaping the Future of Flexible Power

•Behind-the-meter (BTM) batteries are evolving beyond simple backup to provide vital support for an increasingly volatile energy grid.
•This shift is driven by more frequent and longer power outages caused by extreme weather and temperature events.
•Customer-owned BTM batteries are now being leveraged to contribute 'grid capacity,' creating new value streams and grid resilience.

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POWER Magazine•about 2 months ago

Advancements in Ammonia-to-Hydrogen Technology Support Decarbonization

•Ammonia-to-hydrogen conversion is emerging as a critical technology for power sector decarbonization efforts.
•Industrial-scale ammonia crackers are achieving commercial maturity across major regions, including Europe, Asia, and the U.S.
•This advancement offers developers and large power consumers a viable, scalable pathway to produce clean hydrogen for power generation or industrial processes.

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POWER Magazine•about 2 months ago

Beyond Reactors: The Full Fuel Cycle Investment Needed for a Nuclear Future

•The U.S. nuclear industry's long-term viability and cost-competitiveness are directly tied to comprehensive investment across its entire fuel cycle, from uranium mining to long-term waste storage.
•Developers and large power consumers planning for nuclear energy must factor in the significant risk and potential cost escalations if the full fuel cycle infrastructure remains underdeveloped.
•Sustained policy and financial commitment are essential to build out the necessary industrial backbone for a reliable nuclear future, impacting future energy mix planning and PPA stability.

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