AGP Executive Report
Last update: 3 hours agoGrid Access: Massachusetts regulators have revised interconnection rules to make it easier for clean-energy and storage projects to connect, while requiring utilities to explain failed reviews and let developers revise applications. Who Pays for Power: Arizona’s attorney general wants an investigation into whether APS shifted nearly $600 million in costs from data centers and other large users onto other customers, as the utility seeks a $608.7 million rate increase. Regional Coordination: New Jersey joined a 13-state coalition pressing PJM to address electricity costs, reliability and grid needs. Energy Costs: Nova Scotia is reviewing a financing plan it says could lower power costs; the utility says it could add 2.9% to bills. Clean-Energy Investment: Malaysia allocated RM5.33 billion to water and energy infrastructure, efficiency and clean energy in its 2027 budget. Supply Risks: Russia is reportedly seeking US sanctions relief in exchange for a possible halt to attacks on Ukraine’s energy infrastructure, even as strikes disrupt power. Hurricane Isaias has also shut in much of Gulf oil production, threatening to tighten fuel supplies.
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