Ellie Potter

In this week’s Market Movers: Canadian officials are heading to Washington to discuss energy security, FERC will consider a major Wyoming gas storage project, and the California Energy Commission will hold a workshop to examine its power system’s reliability heading into the summer.

Shoring up the US’ energy systems from cyberthreats will require collaboration between industry and all levels of government, federal officials said Feb. 14.

The Biden administration will hold its first offshore wind auction on Feb. 23, offering more than 488,000 acres in the New York Bight in a move industry groups say paves the way to reaching the presid

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The White House unveiled Dec. 13 a plan to increase access to electric vehicle charging infrastructure as part of President Joe Biden s goal for electric vehicles to account for half of new vehicle sa

Various clean energy groups want the US to put an entity in charge of procuring necessary electricity resources, creating “buyers with accountability,” among other recommendations aimed at ensuring re

The enforcement office within the Federal Energy Regulatory Commission ramped up its pursuit of market manipulators in fiscal year 2021, Chairman Richard Glick said Nov. 18.

Biden administration officials touted the recently passed bipartisan infrastructure deal as the first step toward reaching the president s ambitious climate and clean energy targets, while sharing the

The US bulk power system operated reliably in 2020 despite unprecedented challenges ranging from a global pandemic to extreme weather events, according to the North American Electric Reliability Corp.

The integration of more low cost renewable energy resources onto the electric grid is posing challenges to regional transmission organizations, causing some industry experts to question the efficacy o

President-elect Joe Biden could repeal and replace the Trump administration’s methane rule rollbacks on the oil and gas industry, finalizing rules under the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency and the U.S. Bureau of Land Management, attorneys said.