Washington Permits Microsoft to Procure Supply on Its Own
Bypassing Puget Sound Energy, Microsoft can go to wholesale market or build its own facilities.
Regulatory Decisions
Montana Slashes Solar Developer's Proposed Pricing
Commission approves a rate of $20 per MWh, compared to $63.70 suggested by the developer.
Indiana OKs Transmission Developer as a Public Utility
Republic Transmission to construct a new high-voltage line between Kentucky and Indiana.
California’s Natural Gas Storage Facility Can Reopen
The Aliso Canyon facility approved to operate, but at reduced capacity, following a major leak in 2015.
Maryland Says No to Proposed Gas Extension Plan
PSC not convinced plans would produce just and reasonable rates, but invited company to resubmit.
California Calls to Mitigate Impact of the Eclipse
California renews challenge for consumers to reduce electricity use during the August 21 eclipse.
Michigan Issues Guidelines on Program Options
New law calls on electric service providers to offer voluntary green pricing plans to customers.
Ohio Moves to Augment Customer Pricing Protections
Ohio upholds recently promulgated rules prohibiting certain submetering charges.
New Hampshire Closes Renewable Power Rebates
Affected are residential solar & wind programs, plus commercial & industrial solar programs.
District of Columbia Revisits Its SOS Protocols
Pepco will remain the administrator of the standard offer service program.