Utility Dive
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Utility and Energy Transmission & Distribution News | Utility Dive (opens the original)
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It has until November to formally appeal the Virginia State Corporation Commission’s order to directly assign some costs of transmission. Dominion Energy has an October deadline to propose compliant policy changes. Meta will receive “exclusive rights to all environmental attributes associated with energy” from the project, including all renewable energy credits, according to Apex. The off-price retailer is planning installations at upcoming facilities in Arizona and California, as well as an exi
Facilities are using 48E investment tax credits to make energy projects pencil out (opens the original)
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Most commonly, building operators are using the tax credit to install battery storage systems that can leverage lower-cost electricity rates, says an executive with tax-credit consulting firm Alliant. When a rural hospital in Colorado sat down with its construction team this month to work out the details on a $65 million addition, it was planning to include full-building generators to smooth out its power supply. But it decided to take a different approach, said Matthew Noll, chief operating off
Ameren Missouri files 20-year plan with 10.6 GW of gas additions (opens the original)
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Company executives said the plan was designed to ensure a diversity of resources to maintain reliability and manage costs. But environmental advocates said it would increase reliance on fossil fuels. Ameren told regulators that it sees substantial load increases coming from data centers. It noted in its plan that Missouri state law and the company’s internal plans include provisions to ensure these large loads cover the costs of the infrastructure needed to serve them. The utility said the addit
FERC chair slams PJM ‘mess’ as country’s largest grid operator delays power auction (opens the original)
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PJM had planned to accept offers for backstop power supplies from Sept. 30 through Oct. 21 after falling short of its reserve margin targets amid aggressive data center load growth. In its decision, FERC provided a “clear path” to resolving certain issues and moving the procurement process forward, according to Shields. “PJM is reviewing the order and intends to work quickly to address the commission’s remaining concerns,” he said. “We remain focused on advancing solutions that maintain reliabil
Utility and Energy Transmission & Distribution News | Utility Dive (opens the original)
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It has until November to formally appeal the Virginia State Corporation Commission’s order to directly assign some costs of transmission. Dominion Energy has an October deadline to propose compliant policy changes. Meta will receive “exclusive rights to all environmental attributes associated with energy” from the project, including all renewable energy credits, according to Apex. The off-price retailer is planning installations at upcoming facilities in Arizona and California, as well as an exi
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