News & Updates

Alabama’s interconnection queue is shaped almost entirely by Southern Company’s vertically integrated planning, with a small contribution from TVA. Unlike MISO states where independent developers drive renewable queue activity, nearly all of Alabama’s projects are utility-led. While the state’s queue includes...

Georgia’s queue profile reflects Southern Company’s vertically integrated planning. While there is strong solar and storage activity, gas dominates the totals, though not all filings represent unique projects. Georgia Power has filed multiple interconnection requests for the same proposed gas facilities, testing...

In Mississippi, the December Public Service Commission meeting wasn’t simply a regulatory footnote; this meeting told the story of everyday life - bills, neighborhoods, and the choices that keep the lights on. The PSC’s decisions reach into your kitchen and your...

In the decade since Entergy joined the Midcontinent Independent System Operator (MISO), the local grid has seen little change. Extreme weather events like the 2018 cold snap, Winter Storm Uri, and hurricanes Laura and Ida have exposed the grid's limitations, and...

Southern Company has kicked off the stakeholder process for its 2026 Annual Cluster Study, and the message to developers is clear: the reforms are bigger, earlier, stricter, and much more in line with the national shift driven by FERC Order No....

Resilience was the central thread weaving through three key agenda items during the Louisiana Public Service Commission’s (LPSC) November meeting. What is resilience and why does it matter? The session underscored resilience as the governing principle for utility decisions. Stakeholders highlighted a shift...

The Alabama Public Service Commission met on November 4 and while most of the agenda was routine, there were a few items worth flagging. Here’s a quick rundown of what the Commission covered and why it matters for people watching utility...