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Nevada ‘misses an opportunity’ in performance-based DER tariffs: advocate
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Nevada ‘misses an opportunity’ in performance-based DER tariffs: advocate

Nevada utility regulators cleared the way earlier this month for NV Energy to develop two performance-based credit programs for distributed energy resources that provide energy or capacity services during load flexibility events. Under the Energy Grid Services and Capacity Grid Services riders, customer-sited resources would be eligible to receive payments for dispatched energy based on...

Arizona is having a grid battery growth spurt. Will that last?
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Arizona is having a grid battery growth spurt. Will that last?

California and Texas have led the charge on America’s grid battery revolution. Now, a third state is racing to catch up: Arizona. The Grand Canyon State installed more battery capacity than every state besides Texas over the first half of 2026, per a Canary Media analysis of U.S. Energy Information Administration data. It’s the continuation...

The grid’s extreme heat problem is changing
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The grid’s extreme heat problem is changing

Solar energy and batteries are making it easier for utilities to meet surging electricity demand during extreme heat, but prolonged high temperatures are exposing other vulnerabilities in the grid. Electricity demand rises as air conditioners work harder in extreme heat, while high temperatures can make parts of the system less efficient and put additional stress...

US advances next-gen nuclear reactor fuel deployment through 30-month TRISO-X pact
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US advances next-gen nuclear reactor fuel deployment through 30-month TRISO-X pact

TRISO-X has extended its research and development agreement with Oak Ridge National Laboratory (ORNL) by 30 months. The two organizations have worked together since 2016. Their joint effort centers on improving the chemical engineering methods used to manufacture tri-structural isotropic (TRISO) nuclear fuel. “ORNL has been a critical partner in transforming years of TRISO fuel...

Dominion ordered to directly assign some transmission costs to data centers
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Dominion ordered to directly assign some transmission costs to data centers

Dominion Energy will need to change its transmission cost allocation policy to directly assign the cost of certain transmission infrastructure to the new large-load facilities — such as data centers — which made that infrastructure necessary, the Virginia State Corporation Commission said in an order filed July 31. The mandatory contribution in aid of construction,...

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