FBI investigating Ark. grid attacks

The FBI and ATF are offering a reward for information regarding attacks on a substation and power lines.

By Rod Kuckro • Oct. 7, 2013

Power quality worsens as UK renewables share rises

An increased reliance on renewables is causing lights to flicker across Europe.

By Rod Kuckro • Oct. 7, 2013

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Grid Resiliency

Utilities and grid operators are facing increasing threats from climate change as well as cyber and physical attacks, and are deploying a variety of responses to meet the rising challenges.

By Utility Dive staff

You've got to be kidding me: This week's most read utility news

From Ikea's rooftop solar game-changer to the entirely absurd government shutdown, here's what you need to know about one of the craziest weeks in recent memory. 

By Davide Savenije • Oct. 4, 2013

ATC plots $3.6B Midwest grid investment

News lines would ease congestion and keep prices in check.

By Rod Kuckro • Oct. 4, 2013

Karen is coming—are utilities ready?

So far, hurricane season has been quiet. Too quiet. 

By Davide Savenije • Oct. 3, 2013

The carbon capture controversy: This week's most read utility news

If carbon capture couldn't make it in Norway, why does the EPA think it could work in the U.S.?

By Davide Savenije • Sept. 27, 2013

What are utilities doing to prevent outages from storms like Sandy?

Utilities are sharing best practices to handle major outages.

By Rod Kuckro • Sept. 27, 2013

AEP unit to invest $337M in transmission infrastructure

The project would replace facilities dating back to the 1920s.

By Rod Kuckro • Sept. 27, 2013

No new power lines needed for more renewables in Western U.S.

Change in operational practices is key to avoiding expensive new lines.

By Rod Kuckro • Sept. 26, 2013

$5.6B NV Energy sale approved by shareholders

Berkshire Hathaway's MidAmerican Energy is one step closer to finishing the acquisition.

By Brian Warmoth • Sept. 25, 2013

Duke Energy Carolinas gets its new rate hike

Depending on who you talk to, the $205 million in extra cash it provides is either too much or not enough.

By Brian Warmoth • Sept. 25, 2013

Utilities use social media to connect with customers

Technologies help keep customers informed during power outages.

By Rod Kuckro • Sept. 25, 2013

NIST moving ahead on White House cybersecurity order

Electric utilities will be encouraged to follow the cybersecurity guidelines.

By Rod Kuckro • Sept. 25, 2013

5 new books about the grid that utility professionals need to see

From hard research on the history of renewables to a former senator's new novel, here are some new releases that you should consider for your after-work reading list.

By Brian Warmoth • Sept. 24, 2013

Entergy files new plan in Texas to transfer grid assets to ITC

The new proposal addresses concerns brought up by Texas regulators.

By Rod Kuckro • Sept. 24, 2013

Smart grid node shipments to exceed 133 million by 2018: Navigant

Utilities want more robust networks to support new applications.

By Rod Kuckro • Sept. 24, 2013

Alaska utilities eye $1 billion in upgrades to grid

Assets are aging, and the region's utilities are looking for some help.

By Rod Kuckro • Sept. 24, 2013

PSC approves 14-mile rebuild project in N.Y.

National Grid claims line improvements will be necessary to maintain reliable service in northeastern New York.

By Brian Warmoth • Sept. 23, 2013

FEMA denies $20M in aid for Iowa repairs

Congressional delegates are getting involved now as testing practices have been called into question.

By Brian Warmoth • Sept. 22, 2013

The great American energy policy showdown: This week's most read utility news

Missed the big news this week? Look no further. 

By Davide Savenije • Sept. 20, 2013

Con Edison names new CEO

Current CEO Kevin Burke will retire by year's end. 

By Davide Savenije • Sept. 20, 2013

How the biggest nuclear operator in the U.S. is changing its business model

Take a look at how Exelon's new strategy is giving the company hope for long-term growth. 

By Malena Amusa • Sept. 19, 2013

Con Ed faces lawsuit over Superstorm Sandy death

Should ConEd have de-energized power lines right before Sandy hit?

By Malena Amusa • Sept. 19, 2013

Can a $1B underwater line deliver energy from Ontario to the U.S.?

Lake Erie Power Corp. plans to build the high-voltage direct-current (HVDC) transmission project to meet increasing demand for power in the PJM.

By Malena Amusa • Sept. 18, 2013

Colo. residents must flee or face weeks without power

President Barack Obama has signed a disaster declaration and ordered emergency federal aid.

By Malena Amusa • Sept. 16, 2013