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The rules, markets, and mandates that determine what you pay for electricity - FERC orders, state RPS, carbon programs, deregulation status, transmission permitting, and the demand stories reshaping every grid.
The federal mandate opening wholesale markets to DER aggregations — what your behind-the-meter assets can now earn.
Why transmission takes 10+ years to build, what FERC Order 1920 actually changes, and why permitting is the binding constraint.
The Northeast carbon program embedded in your bill, California's cap-and-trade, and the auction prices that just hit record highs.
Where you can choose your electricity supplier vs. where you can't — and what deregulation actually delivers for commercial buyers.
How transportation electrification reshapes peak demand, what utility managed charging programs do, and what changed after credits sunset.
A US federal tax credit paid per kilowatt-hour of electricity generated from qualifying renewable sources over a 10-year period. Wind projects have histori...
A US federal tax credit for clean energy investments equal to a percentage of project cost. Under the Inflation Reduction Act, the base ITC is 30% for sola...
The 2022 IRA was the largest US clean energy investment ever. The 2025 OBBBA reshaped it. Where the federal credit landscape stands in 2026.
The state mandates driving REC prices and renewable procurement — varies enormously between NY (70% by 2030) and TX (essentially none).
The biggest demand-side story in energy — how data centers and AI are reshaping capacity markets and transmission needs.
The most ambitious state climate law — 70% renewable by 2030, zero-emissions electricity by 2040 — and the implementation reality.
What broke in February 2021, the reforms that followed, why the PCM was shelved, and the data center load growth now reshaping ERCOT.
The Federal Energy Regulatory Commission — the US federal agency that regulates interstate electricity transmission, wholesale electricity markets, and nat...