The nation’s utility watchdog issued a major new rule this week that underscores the need for fossil fuels to keep the lights on, especially as more solar and wind are added to the grid, say utility representatives.
The Federal Energy Regulatory Commission finalized regulations Thursday that would ensure that power plants fueled by fossil fuels such as coal and natural gas are compensated in the large interstate markets the commission oversees.
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