Nevada’s Republican governor is signing a new executive order that sets regulatory parameters for data center projects.

MISO is taking time before putting AI agents in charge of grid work while it becomes increasingly vigilant about its ...

ISO-NE gave more details on its proposed response to FERC’s large load show-cause order and has restarted work on Order 1920 ...

North Carolina's attorney general is pushing for the creation of a separate data center rate class for Duke Energy customers.

EPSA CEO Todd Snitchler writes that more generation for PJM does not require abandoning the principles of competitive markets ...

State lawmakers and gubernatorial candidates across the West are vowing to approve data center bans in upcoming legislative sessions.

America is building a new industrial economy with an electricity system designed for an earlier age. Some new customers are so different that treating them as merely “big small loads” no longer makes ...

A recent FERC ruling presents an opportunity for PJM states to streamline access to meter data, Sam Peinado argues.

PowerLines released a guide for governors offering strategic levers, pathways and communications strategies for electricity affordability.

The base case results of NYISO’s 2026 Reliability Needs Assessment show future reliability deficiencies in the state.

Ohio’s statutory ratepayer advocate is calling on FERC to reject parts of a PJM proposal intended to manage temporary ...

MISO is creating a new definition of “excellent” in its customer experience survey as it takes more drastic measures to maintain reliability.