"While there is much to celebrate in this product of our bipartisan efforts, more work still needs to be done," Sen. Tom Carper, D-Del., who leads the Senate Committee on Environment and Public Works, said Monday.
The companies will work together on technology that could eventually give a real-time virtualization of the grid as it integrates renewables and distributed resources.
Gavin Newsom, D, is pushing regulators to expedite clean energy projects, but experts are skeptical that the state will be able to bring online more than a limited amount of additional clean energy this summer.
The court ruling is the latest one consistent with Chair Richard Glick's stance that FERC should go farther in analyzing whether the gas projects it assesses are contributing to the climate crisis or cause harm to local communities.
Most EV charging happens at home overnight, but not for those without garages. The Missouri city's federally funded charging project meets residents where they are and is helping to guide others through uncharted territory.
Renewables led the power sector's recent energy transition, but breakthroughs are needed to take the transportation, building and industrial sectors to net zero emissions by mid-century.
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