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The success of DOE’s SPARK initiative will depend on how prepared organizations are to execute once the funding arrives, writes Al Eliasen, Spatial Business Systems CEO. Continue reading →Entergy’s gas projects are one-third of MISO’s fast-track interconnection process
Roughly 70% of Entergy’s proposed capacity additions would serve planned data centers in Louisiana and Mississippi. Continue reading →Large-load customers can help commercialize new clean energy technology: CEBA
“In a lot of the partnerships that have been established around some of these technologies, it's really the tech companies that are taking on a lot of the risk,” Priya Barua, CEBA's senior director of utility partnerships and innovation, told Utility Dive. Continue reading →
Native American lawmaker aims to uncover true count of California’s Indigenous students
Assemblymember James Ramos has a persistent memory from his childhood in San Bernardino County. A teacher at his elementary school played a drum song and asked students to stand up if they were Native American and interpret the song for the class. “That’s not our culture,” Ramos told his...
You decide: Should a judge temporarily halt state grants for school renovations?
Top Takeaways At issue is whether districts with more property wealth per student receive a greater share of matching funds for school renovations. Plaintiffs worry that funding from a voter-passed state bond will run dry by the time a verdict is reached; the state argues the plaintiffs...