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- California regulators approved two batteries for a total of 567.5 MW / 2,270 MWh of storage. They will be the world's largest in service.
- .@NIPSCO found it can save customers more than $4 billion over 30 years by moving from 65% coal today to 15% coal in 2023 and eliminating the resource by 2028.
- Pacificorp reveals new findings in line with @SierraClub's earlier assertions: that the majority of its coal plants are no longer economically viable. bit.ly/2UgpUAO
- Read our writeup on the state of the electric utility in 2017: bit.ly/2nr0pwD Download the report here: bit.ly/2nr9UMt
- Competitive solar-plus-storage moves closer to reality according to analysis from @NREL
- Indiana utility regulators on Wednesday unanimously rejected an 850 MW natural gas plant proposed by Vectren, directing the utility to evaluate alternatives to the large, centralized generation.
- BREAKING: DOE releases highly anticipated grid study, faults natural gas for baseload retirements: bit.ly/2vh22At
- State and federal regulators should bar utilities from spending ratepayer money on politics, the Energy and Policy Institute’s @DavidPomerantz says in an op-ed.
- The U.S. can deliver 90% of its electricity from carbon-free sources by 2035, according to a new report from the University of California, Berkeley. bit.ly/2zmG06y
- JUST IN: Trump insider says new administration will not attack renewable energy subsidies:
- Hitachi Energy will build a $457 million transformer production facility in South Boston, Virginia, and make more than $500 million in other investments to meet the growing need for U.S. grid equipment.
- FERC regulators: No grid emergency to justify DOE coal, nuke bailout
