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ComEd Commissions Two New Substations, Unlocking Up To 550MW of Wind Energy to the Grid

New transmission substations in LaSalle and Woodford Counties expand capacity to enable utility scale wind farms while enhancing reliability for surrounding communities. ComEd toda...

ComEd, Metropolitan Mayors Caucus Honor 9 Communities Advancing EV Readiness Across Northern Illinois

ComEd, in partnership with the Metropolitan Mayors Caucus (Caucus), recognized nine communities that graduated from the 2026 EV Readiness Program during an award ceremony this week...

Illinois regulators approve ComEd VPP under new clean energy law

The program will discharge power from small batteries during events like the early-July heatwave that pushed PJM Interconnection demand to near-record levels.

Electricity Savings for Residents with Disabilities Thanks to Community Solar Power

Leading nonprofit and clean energy advisor collaborate to lower energy costs and reduce carbon emissions in Illinois. Trinity Services and Common Energy today announced a partnersh...

Former Illinois coal mine now supports 650 community solar subscribers

Nexamp and TurningPoint Energy have commissioned two community solar projects in Minonk, Illinois, on a reclaimed former coal mine site in Woodford County. The two Minonk community...

Con Ed On The Summer Of 2026

Con Edison is investing a record $3.9 billion in its electric delivery system across New York City and Westchester County to keep service reliable for customers this summer, as ext...

Common Energy to build 16 MW of community solar to benefit Chicago nonprofit

Community solar developer Common Energy plans to work with local nonprofit Trinity Services to build five community solar projects totaling 16 MW in the greater Chicago area. Trini...

Queens reps call on Con Ed to reimburse SEQ customers after outage

Two Queens representatives are calling on Con Ed to reimburse Southeast Queens customers who were left in the dark during the city’s recent heatwave.

Exelon, FirstEnergy utilities’ RTO adder targeted by Maryland in FERC complaint

Maryland state agencies asked the Federal Energy Regulatory Commission to end an extra 0.5% return the transmission owners earn for being PJM Interconnection members.

CEA Commends FERC for Taking Action on Large Load Interconnections

WASHINGTON (June 18, 2026) - Consumer Energy Alliance (CEA), the leading energy and environmental advocate for families and businesses, commends the Federal Energy Regulatory Commi...

This AI tool helps community solar developers connect to the grid sooner

Forrest Bagley was eager to dive into Illinois’ community solar market. The solar company he owns with his father and brother had successfully developed arrays in Maine, Massachus...

Reps. Meeks, Meng demand compensation for Queens residents after Con Ed shut off power during recent heatwave

After an intense heatwave that left three New York City residents dead from heat-related illnesses earlier this month, U.S. representatives Gregory Meeks and Grace Meng sent a lett...

CM Wong meets with Con Edison following multi-day Middle Village power outage

Following last week’s prolonged power outage that impacted residents near 69th Street and Eliot Avenue, Council Member Phil Wong met with senior Con Edison officials on Wednesday,...

Completion of Smart Path Connect marks brighter future for New York's grid

Residential ratepayers can expect to save one dollar on their bill each month thanks to this project.

Industry Leaders Commend FERC for Action on Large Load Interconnection and Grid Flexibility

WASHINGTON, June 18, 2026 /PRNewswire/ -- Today, Utilize Coalition, an industry-led energy affordability nonprofit backed by some of America's leading grid flexibility providers an...

Consolidated Edison: A Steady Dividend King, Solid Valuation Ahead Of Summer

I, Prince of Petworth, Hereby Shout From the Rooftops: Pepco do better. DC, MD and VA must ensure huge data companies pa...

photo by Fritz Myer “Dear PoPville, ‘Tis the season to complain about Pepco, but maybe something will be done if we all make a lot of noise? I keep my […]

Illinois governor signs laws on utility bill transparency, financial assistance

Alignment between the state’s progressive governor and Republican state lawmakers underscores a bipartisan consensus on the urgency of addressing public anger over electricity bill...

We Energies asks Wisconsin regulators to ease data center credit standards

Thomas Content: PSC data center decisions send message at the right time

Utilities and tech companies said their plans wouldn’t shift costs to customers. But reviews by CUB experts, PSC staff and others found significant changes were needed.

ConEd reduces voltage in parts of Bronx, Westchester and asks customers to conserve energy

Con Edison has reduced voltage in the area by 8% to protect equipment and maintain service as crews make repairs.

Comcast Files New Pole Complaint Against Virginia Utility

The cable company and the Appalachian Power Company have been unable to resolve a dispute over pole replacement costs

Illinois solar project shortens interconnection by tying into natural gas infrastructure

Earthrise Energy‘s Archtop Solar Project, comprising Gibson City Solar 1 and 2, and totaling 270 MWAC, reached commercial operation on June 9. The project is the first application...

Milwaukee municipal power effort follows path of other communities

The typical We Energies customer using 660 kilowatt hours of energy per month is paying $144 each month for that power, according to Wisconsin Public Service Commission data. That...