Nov. 30 - FirstEnergy rating lowered to 'junk' | Sean Casten on being Congress's energy 'nerd'

Taking Charge: Rep. Sean Casten on being the energy 'nerd' in Congress and prioritizing science over politics; S&P: Hydrogen offers opportunity for energy transition, but economics remain difficult before 2030; 4 strategies to rapidly scale clean energy in the next decade; Making the case to the C-suite for electric trucks View online | Signup | Forward

Daily Dive Nov.​ 30,​ 2020 | Today's news and insights for utility leaders   BROUGHT TO YOU BY — Veritone Energy The Future of Clean Energy Do you know the four factors changing the energy landscape and creating challenges for energy providers? Learn how Veritone's predictive AI solves this.   Moody's, S&P lower FirstEnergy credit rating to 'junk' amid more potential fallout from corruption probe Meanwhile, a federal judge on Tuesday ordered lawyers for former FirstEnergy subsidiary FirstEnergy Solutions to explain their involvement, if any, in a scheme to pass legislation to subsidize two nuclear plants. Taking Charge: Rep. Sean Casten on being the energy 'nerd' in Congress and prioritizing science over politics "We have a PhD-level problem. And Congress is at a 6th grade reading level," Rep. Sean Casten, D-Ill., said of working on clean energy policy on Capitol Hill. S&P: Hydrogen offers opportunity for energy transition, but economics remain difficult before 2030 A new report from S&P crunches the numbers on hydrogen and puts economic viability beyond 2030, but an energy industry attorney says key projects are already in the works. Sponsored Content by Nextracker Why blame the weather? Be prepared. Learn how to mitigate weather risk through differentiated design and control strategies and reap the rewards presented by unique solar development opportunities. Download white paper. Opinion 4 strategies to rapidly scale clean energy in the next decade To fully realize our shared climate goals and rebuild our economy, we must prioritize and enact policies to accelerate the national transition from fossil fuels to clean energy, the author writes. Making the case to the C-suite for electric trucks Fleets have work to do before electric Class 8 trucks hit the mass market — and company culture is part of that. UPDATED CPUC approves PG&E reorganization plan, paving way for bankruptcy exit "We have put the guideposts in place, but PG&E needs to own its own transformation," CPUC President Marybel Batjer said.  Boston roadmap details 10-minute EV access for all The roadmap hinges on three key goals: widespread adoption of electrification, affordable and convenient access to charging infrastructure, and electrification of Boston's municipal fleet. Design updates, financial shakeup prompt utilities to rethink structure of NuScale's $6.1B SMR project A number of Western municipal utilities are trying to avoid getting locked into a first-of-a-kind nuclear project if its costs continue to go up. How to best manage ESG disclosures Environmental, social and governance reporting will likely become mandatory for public companies, specialists say. CFOs should figure out best practices now. Deep Dive ​From Maryland to California and beyond, rate design innovations are boosting the energy transition Success with time-of-use rates can allow utilities to start integrating more variable and distributed generation, leading to more sophisticated time-varying rates that allow for the further expansion of such generation. Read more news Featured Resources FROM: PSC Consulting Adapting to the modern grid IIOT and the Keys to Actualizing the Decentralized Energy Revolution Considerations for IDS in an OT Environment Passive Filter to Improve Power Quality at Tekapo Hydro Power Station From Our Library Webinar - on demand The Role of Integrated Video Telematics in Driver Safety and Fleet Efficiency By studioID Playbook How Utilities Can Manage Unprecedented Operational Change By studioID View all resources What We're Reading ProPublica A Power Company’s Quiet Land-Buying Spree Could Shield It From Coal Ash Cleanup Costs The State SCANA culprits ‘being held accountable for this fraud’ SC lawmakers say of plea deal Quartz Janet Yellen supports a carbon tax, but what does that mean? The New York Times E.P.A.’s Final Deregulatory Rush Runs Into Open Staff Resistance Suggest a story we should read Dive Into a Topic Generation T&D Solar & Renewables Energy Storage Distributed Energy Demand Response Regulation & Policy Technology Corporate News Share Utility Dive: Daily Dive with others and get rewarded. You've referred 0 readers. To become an official Dive Insider, just successfully refer 10 contacts to Utility Dive: Daily Dive. Here's your link to share: https://www.utilitydive.com/signup/insiders/?signup_referred_by=5f93078d7aa51972095c9316

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