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Western Interconnection Map Cred Wecc, State Of The Interconnection

SPP expansion a boon for grid reliability and a non-carbon future, supporters say

SPP is the country’s first regional transmission organization to span two interconnections, with an increased service area comprised of 25 utilities in seven states.

New York leads lawsuit challenging cancellation of offshore wind lease

Battery storage posts record quarter as clean power pipeline reaches new high

PJM seeks emergency authority to use backup generators during reliability risks

NERC warns utilities to prepare for AI and data center grid risks

ABB exhibiting at IEEE PES T&D 2026

DOE orders Colorado coal unit to remain available through June

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AI demand is forcing a rethink of how America builds energy infrastructure, industry leaders say

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Inside EnergiAcres' plan to pair data centers with on-site power and food production

Why Texas and California are lapping the Eastern grid on storage

Texas and California's battery storage strategy underscores the Eastern grid's infrastructure weakness.

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An illustrated guide to the grid bottlenecks blocking U.S. energy

The United States does not have an energy problem. It has a delivery problem.

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The long haul: SunZia energy project outlasts two decades of regulatory deadlock

Although construction of the transmission line took only six years, permitting at the state, county and federal levels resulted in a 17-year regulatory bottleneck.

The SunZia Wind project is slated to bring 3,500 megawatts of electricity from New Mexico to customers as far away as California.