New York Utilities Outline ‘Transformative’ Uses for Blockchain
Four utilities that serve New York — Avangrid, Con Edison, New York Power Authority and National Grid — announced a collaboration to...
Study Quantifies Battery-Electric Bus Environmental Benefits
Battery-electric buses have noticeable environmental benefits over diesel and natural gas buses in the form of fewer greenhouse gas emissions,...
Vermont PUC Seeks Alternative Ratemaking Proposals to Boost Renewables
The Vermont Public Utility Commission (PUC) issued an order Monday, providing guidelines for alternative regulation proposals it says are necessary in...
To Unleash Wholesale Distributed Generation, We Must Streamline Interconnection
The interconnection process in California is broken, but it can be fixed with a few simple measures.
Big Batteries at Data Centers Could Replace Power Plants
The cutting edge in American efforts to green the power sector can be found in a shipping container sitting in...
Navigant supports new GridWise Alliance white paper with EV market insights and expertise
The GridWise Alliance today released a new white paper that aims to advance the understanding of transportation electrification.
Arizona Regulators Open First US Transactive Energy Docket
The Arizona Corporation Commission on Monday opened the nation’s first state regulatory docket expressly focused on transactive energy at the...
GridWise Alliance Touts Benefits to Electricity Grid of Widescale Adoption of Electric Vehicles
Washington D.C. – July 16, 2018 The GridWise Alliance, an organization that convenes electric industry stakeholders on the most pressing...
EVs – Driving Adoption, Capturing Benefits
The transition to a more electrified transportation system – be it the vehicles owned by individual consumers or accessed through ride-sharing, used in commercial or institutional fleets, or deployed for public transportation – offers tremendous benefits to consumers, communities, businesses and society as-a-whole.
Laying the Foundation for Next-Gen Grid Architecture
Utility planning has always been challenging but, driven by growing complexity within electric power systems, it’s getting even harder.