Facing a new reality in the wake of monster storms, unprecedented flooding, dangerous and record-breaking heat and drought, wildfires and other challenges, cities stand determined to set their own framework for climate action.
In its recent comments at FERC on the DOE proposal, PJM floated an idea that would inflate electricity market prices, particularly for large, inflexible, coal and nuclear power plants at times when they are least needed but can’t turn down…
WASHINGTON – The Senate voted largely on party lines today confirming Bill Wehrum to head the Environmental Protection Agency’s Office of Air and Radiation.
The webinar reviewed low-cost efficiency measures that can be done today as well as larger investments that can be included as part of capital planning or mortgage refinance. Attendees gained with a firmer understanding of efficiency opportunities available for multifamily…
Is there anything surprising about a New York Times op-ed co-authored by an environmental advocate and a senior utility executive? Not if the subject is the bipartisan case for federal energy efficiency leadership.
Reform of the deeply indebted National Flood Insurance Program (NFIP) must occur before the program expires on December 8th. While the NFIP was established to help manage the nation’s flood risks, the program has often had the opposite effect, perpetuating…
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