Two MAREC Action member projects totaling 440 MW selected to provide Maryland greater protection from volatile capacity prices  FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE October 2, 2026  Baltimore, MD: Maryland has successfully completed the first round of its landmark battery energy...

This Op-Ed was originally published in North American Clean Energy. Project cancellations, rising costs, and federal headwinds have given opponents of offshore wind plenty of ammunition to declare the industry's American chapter closed before it ever truly began. But...

This guide was originally published in RTO Insider. Potential energy storage in PJM | Yes Energy Aug 4, 2026 By Diane Cherry Why This Matters PJM's market design doesn't adequately account for state-of-charge management or the value of preserving stored energy across...

This commentary originally appeared in the Baltimore Sun. Baltimore Sun photo by Kim Hairston An aerial view of the Calvert Cliffs Nuclear Power Plant in Southern Maryland. File. Torrey Snow’s recent column (“It’s time Maryland addressed its energy crisis,” July 8)...

This op-ed originally appeared in BINJE. New Jersey families already know what their bills say. Beginning in the summer of 2025, households saw electricity bills increase by 17-20 percent, and they remain elevated today. New Jersey does not control the regional...

This op-ed originally appeared in Maryland Matters. DIANE CHERRY Maryland electricity prices have surged due to compounding factors: data center construction, the electrification of buildings and transportation, and geopolitical uncertainty. With summer approaching,...

Virginia leaders have taken an important step toward strengthening energy affordability, protecting property rights, and expanding responsible solar deployment with the enactment of a new solar siting law. SB 347 and HB 711 were enacted by the Virginia General...