The electric grid can handle a certain amount of damage, but climate change is increasing extreme weather events in the state. Can utilities keep it running under extreme conditions without raising consumer costs?
The White House and governors want the mid-Atlantic grid operator to hold a power auction for tech companies to bid on contracts to build new power plants.
States want proof they’ll get built due to concern that regular ratepayers could be stuck with the bill to build unnecessary power plants.
New analysis of consumer data a warning sign for the U.S. economy and another political headache for President Donald Trump.
The deal will support construction of large-scale reactors from Westinghouse Electric Co.
A long-exposure photography technique highlights two forms of electricity: natural and man-made.
Construction wrapped up late last week, ITC Midwest spokesperson Rod Pritchard said. The 345-kilovolt line was fully energized Thursday.
If approved by the Iowa Utilities Board, the higher rates would start going into effect in October 2024
The Gazette spoke with MISO about how the power grid may fare amid summer heat, increasing renewable energy and consumer demands.
Iowa generates more than half of its electricity with wind, but clean energy advocates say the state and nation can do even more
Storm blows over semi in Walford, killing the driver. It was the only reported fatality from the unusual December thunderstorm.
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