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Modernizing the Grid
In my last post, I talked about how Obama’s Clean Power plan was the right response to a changing grid. The grid is in the process of changing even more. Itwas designed for some relatively straightforward tasks. The main power plants, mostly burning coal (but sometimes natural gas or nuclear energy), ran day and night. They were supplemented by other power plants when needed to meet load…
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Lawmakers are considering changes to how regulators handle electric rates following a proposed deal between the attorney general’s office and Virginia’s largest power companies. The General Assembly’s Commission on Electric Utility Regulation was briefed Thursday in Richmond on an agreement between Attorney General Ken Cuccinelli’s office, Dominion Virginia Power and Appalachian Power on the part of a 2007 law that allows utilities to receive financial incentives for using renewable energy.
Source: The Roanoke Times
