News & Updates

ATLANTA (July 3, 2025) - In a joint Post-Hearing Brief submitted today, the Advanced Power Alliance (APA) and the Southern Renewable Energy Association (SREA) called on the Georgia Public Service Commission to adopt amendments to Georgia Power’s 2025 Integrated Resource Plan...

Stakeholders at the Southeast Regional Transmission Planning (SERTP) meeting on June 26 in Chattanooga were presented with the 10- year forecasts for elements that influence transmission solutions. Things like demand, or ‘load forecast,’ play a large role in identifying the transmission...

The Senate today passed the Reconciliation Bill, leaving the decisive vote in the hands of the House of Representatives. Three Republicans voted against the bill, including Susan Collins of Maine, Thom Tillis of North Carolina, and Rand Paul from Kentucky. The...

Headquartered in Little Rock, the Southwest Power Pool (SPP) has published the results of its long-awaited Future Energy and Resource Needs Study (FERNS), offering a robust and nuanced view of how the regional power system could evolve through 2050. For stakeholders in...

The 2025 SERC Summer Reliability Assessment offers encouraging news for utility-scale renewable energy developers across the Southeast. With solar capacity increasing sharply and reserve margins holding strong across much of the region, the report confirms that renewables are playing a central...

In July 2022, the Georgia Public Service Commission (PSC) directed Georgia Power to procure 2,100 megawatts (MW) of renewable energy resources through its Integrated Resource Plan (IRP). One year later, Georgia Power responded with the 2023 Clean and Renewable Energy Subscription...

When it comes to building the energy grid of the future, Kentucky has a golden opportunity - and a clear choice. Will utilities embrace competition to bring the best, lowest-cost solutions to ratepayers, or will they stick to a self-build status...