United’s Emilie Olson and Harry Godfrey talk to The Nevada Independent about the bipartisan Energy Permitting Reform Act and highlight how it aims to streamline permitting processes for energy projects in Nevada.
The Nevada Independent: Can Permitting Reform Turn Nevada Into The Next 'Energy Highway?'
Topics: State Policy, United In The News, Harrison Godfrey, Emilie Olson, Nevada
East Bay Times: Bay Area Faces Another Affordability Crisis, This Time With Natural Gas
In an opinion piece for The East Bay Times, United's Leah Rubin Shen discusses the looming energy affordability crisis in California due to rising natural gas bills, urging state lawmakers to take decisive action for a sustainable energy transition.
Topics: United In The News, Leah Rubin Shen, California
Canary Media: New England Grid Gets $389M Boost to Help Plug in Offshore Wind
Canary Media covers the recent U.S. Department of Energy funding allocated from Grid Resilience and Innovation Partnerships (GRIP) Program to New England states, which will revolutionize offshore wind development. The article quotes United's Jeremy McDiarmid, who emphasizes the importance of improving the power grid to meet the increasing load growth demands.
Topics: United In The News, Offshore Wind, Transmission, Jeremy McDiarmid, New England
The Boston Globe: More Federal Money Coming to Help Green New England’s Energy Grid
The Boston Globe covers the recent federal funding allocated to New England for grid upgrades to support clean energy goals. The article quotes United's Jeremy McDiarmid who highlights the importance of interstate cooperation, adding that state coordination should save money for New England ratepayers in the long run.
Topics: United In The News, Massachusetts, Jeremy McDiarmid
Canary Media: Prices Just Spiked in the Biggest US Power Market. Blame the Grid Backlog.
Canary Media discusses a recent spike in electricity prices by PJM, the largest power market in the country. The article quotes United's Jon Gordon, who speaks to how PJM's interconnection queue delays are exacerbating market issues and negatively impacting energy costs.
Topics: Wholesale Markets, United In The News, Jon Gordon
E&E News reports on an announcement by PJM, the largest U.S. power grid operator, to increase 9-fold in capacity price for electricity across its 13-state footprint. In the article, United's Jon Gordon speaks to how PJM's poor planning and insufficient electric transmission build-out will leave consumers paying the price.
Topics: Wholesale Markets, United In The News, Jon Gordon
Utility Dive: Steering Gas Utilities Toward Calmer Seas With an Eye to the Electric Experience
Utility Dive features an opinion piece by United's Sarah Steinberg and Current Energy Group's Brad Cebulko, emphasizing the need for innovative solutions and strategic planning by state regulators and utilities to ensure that the transition to clean, electric buildings does not compromise the reliability and affordability of energy services for customers.
Topics: United In The News, Sarah Steinberg, Building Decarbonization
The Boston Business Journal: Move Swiftly on Clean Energy Permitting Reform
In an opinion piece for The Boston Business Journal, United's Jeremy McDiarmid discusses the urgent need for siting and permitting reform in Massachusetts and across the country to streamline processes and reduce delays for infrastructure projects. McDiarmid emphasizes that these reforms are essential for building clean energy infrastructure, creating jobs, and ensuring a reliable, clean energy future.
Topics: United In The News, Massachusetts, Jeremy McDiarmid
Erie News Now: 35% Clean Energy by 2035- PA Lawmakers Hold Hearing on PRESS
Erie News Now covers Pennsylvania's push for clean energy with the PRESS policy aiming for 35% renewable energy by 2035. The article quotes United's Nick Bibby who states Pennsylvania is sending a clear signal to the clean energy industry that they want their services and the generation they're providing.
Topics: United In The News, Pennsylvania, Nick Bibby
The Sentinel: Electric Vehicles Tick Up in Carlisle but Can Charging Stations Meet Demand?
Pennsylvania news outlet The Sentinel reports on the growing trend of electric vehicles in Carlisle, Pennsylvania, and the importance of expanding EV charging infrastructure to support the transition to clean energy. The article quotes United's Nick Bibby who states that utility companies must be proactive in upgrading their grid distribution infrastructure to meet the rising demand.
Topics: United In The News, Pennsylvania, Electric Vehicles, Nick Bibby