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By 2030, India plans to have 50% of its power-generating capacity from non-fossil fuel sources. As the country pushes to achieve this ambitious goal, it must also ensure grid stability.

Proposed gas pipeline in New York an unnecessary $1 billion burden on taxpayers

The failing coal-fired Navajo Generating Station in northern Arizona will require hundreds of millions of dollars in subsidies to remain online for any length of time.

The Australian Energy Market Commission (AMEC) has sought assistance to make distributed …

The Navajo Transitional Energy Company (NTEC) would lose at least $350 million over the next 10 years if it proceeds with a proposal to expand its stake in the ailing Four Corners power plant.

The rise in India’s renewable energy generation capacity through variable sources like solar and wind is throwing up new challenges for the country’s electricity grid. India’s power market design needs to mature to address the challenges and…

Market coupling holds immense potential in transforming India’s energy landscape. Still, collaborative efforts among policymakers, regulators and market players are key to realising its full benefits.

Failures and frustrations identified in the first two months of LUMA Energy’s operation of Puerto Rico’s energy grid highlight underlying flaws.

The Navajo Nation government’s acquisition this past summer of a 7 percent stake in the struggling coal-fired Four Corner Generating Station in northeastern New Mexico will cost the Nation dearly.

Exelon’s Appeal of D.C. Refusal to Allow Electric-Company Takeover Dodges the Core Doubts