New FERC Transmission Rules Will Boost Clean

New FERC Transmission Rules Will Boost Clean, Reliable and ...

The Federal Energy Regulatory Commission (FERC) issued two rules that aim to speed and strengthen the buildout of a modern and reliable electric transmission ...

FERC Transmission Rules Will Accelerate Clean Energy Transition

FERC released new rules today that will help accelerate the transition to a clean ... to clean energy, ensure grid reliability, and enhance ...

New Transmission Rules to Boost Clean Energy Transition

“FERC's ambitious rewrite of its transmission planning rules aims to achieve widespread, cost-effective delivery of clean electricity to ...

FERC's transmission rule will boost grid reliability and affordability ...

The rule will not force customers who don't benefit from new transmission lines to pay for them. ... The sun sets behind some transmission lines.

New FERC Transmission and Backstop Rules Promote Affordable ...

On May 13, the Federal Energy Regulatory Commission (FERC) finalized its transmission planning and cost allocation requirements to unleash ...

FERC Finalized New “Backstop” Rule for Federal Permitting of ...

The new rule lays out how FERC will issue these permits to speed the construction of much-needed long-distance transmission in corridors ...

Landmark transmission reform could dramatically speed US energy…

The new FERC rules could be one of the most powerful tools the federal government has to solve this problem and get clean energy online faster, ...

FERC Just Finalized the Most Historic Transmission Rule This Century

What the rule will do ... The order improves regional transmission planning and cost allocation, which is a multi-step, complex process overseen ...

New FERC Has Golden Opportunity to Pass Interregional ...

The new FERC can make real and lasting change to our current transmission system, which will improve the lives of all Americans by making energy ...

Feds Finalize Two Essential Transmission Rules to Speed Up ...

CCAN applauds major step towards 100% clean energy goals ... Washington, D.C. — The U.S. Federal Energy Regulatory Commission (FERC) announced ...

Explainer on the Transmission Planning and Cost Allocation Final ...

On May 13, 2024, the Federal Energy Regulatory Commission (FERC) issued a final rule to improve regional electric transmission planning and ...

FERC Can Speed the Switch to Clean Energy with the Right ... - NRDC

FERC Can Speed the Switch to Clean Energy with the Right Transmission Planning Rule · FERC is poised to issue a rule to improve the way we plan ...

How FERC's new transmission rule could fuel the energy transition

The new rule requires grid operators to develop plans to build out the transmission needed to deliver on Biden's climate agenda.

New FERC Transmission Rule Will Help Improve Long-Term ...

The rulemaking improves long-term regional transmission planning processes to support a clean energy transition in ways that are cost-effective ...

Strong FERC Transmission Planning Reforms Will Speed the ...

The rule requires regions to produce a regional transmission plan of at least 20 years and identify long-term projects that achieve at least seven benefits.

FERC Transmission Standard Will Make a Cleaner, More Reliable ...

... to unleash clean energy, improve the resilience of the power grid, and improve ... FERC's new transmission planning requirements will waste less ...

FERC finalizes transmission rule

“This mandate will mean more efficient transmission lines that strengthen connections between utility systems, harden the grid against extreme ...

FERC Transmission Rule a “Win for the Climate and the Economy”

... new transmission lines that improve reliability, saves costs, and will help bring new clean energy resources online. FERC also issued rules ...

Fact Sheet | Building for the Future Through Electric Regional ...

FERC's new transmission and cost allocation rule, Order No. 1920, continues the essential work of the Commission – ensuring a reliable grid ...

FERC's transmission rule aims to supersize the grid. Will it?

Federal regulators have overhauled the way managers of US power grids will plan and pay for electricity expansions, giving states a bigger role.