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The City of San Diego is debating whether it should take over the assets and operations of the city’s electric grid – in other words, socializing a privately owned company and putting it under government control.

Inflation Reduction Act could turn electricity markets into green subsidy clearinghouses. By Travis Fisher “There’s been this move afoot in which markets have become something closer to...

(The Center Square) – The federal government’s electrified vision for the nation’s transportation sector needs a modernized power grid to support it – and...

Electricity is magic.. Not all electricity is equal, though – in fact, some ways to create electricity have, to not coin a phrase, two legs while good electricity has four.

By Charles H. DeBow The Louisiana Public Service Commission, the state agency that oversees electric utilities such as Entergy, Southwestern Electric Power Company (SWEPCO), and...

By Kim Jarrett Utah Attorney General Sean Reyes and 12 other attorneys general are asking the Federal Energy Regulation Commission to hold a hearing over...

The North American Electric Reliability Corporation confirms the growing threat of electricity blackouts in the United States.

Texas Gov. Greg Abbott sent a letter to the state’s Public Utility Commission directing it to take immediate action to improve electric reliability across the state.

Prices in competitive markets have fallen, while those of noncompetitive utilities have increased. Competition has brought both residential and commercial prices down below the national averages. Nowhere is this truer than in Texas.

Despite the threat of higher energy costs for ratepayers, the New Mexico Public Regulation Commission unanimously imposed a plan to replace 100 percent of the electric power generated by the San Juan Generating Station solely with electricity generated by solar panels and batteries.