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PREPA employee Jose Colon Maldonado waits for Governor Ricardo Rossello and staff from the army engineers corps to take a tour thru the facilities of the Palo Seco Thermal Power Plant, which the Electric Power Authority plans to activate in order to energize different areas of the metropolitan area, 28 days after the passage of hurricane Maria, in Catano, Puerto Rico, Wednesday, Oct. 18, 2017. A month after Hurricane Maria rolled across the center of Puerto Rico, power is still out for the vast majority of people as the work to restore hundreds of miles of transmission lines and thousands of miles of distribution lines grinds on.
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House panel blasts Puerto Rico power agency for trying to ‘discredit’ corruption probe

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Free-market group urges FERC to defend grid from companies looking to game the system
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Free-market group urges FERC to defend grid from companies looking to game the system

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GOP, Democrats join forces to stop White House utility selloff
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GOP, Democrats join forces to stop White House utility selloff

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In this 2017 photo, electrical power flow and conditions are monitored at the Pacific Gas & Electric grid control center, in Vacaville, Calif.
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Experts say the US power grid is secure as Russia escalates the cyber war

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Now that the tax reform bill has passed Congress, the Federal Energy Regulatory Commission has voted to make sure utility customers get lower bills.
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FERC works to ensure customers get utility rate cuts from GOP tax bill

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The majority of new power-generating capacity in the U.S. over the past two years has been wind and solar, as costs for both energy sources have fallen dramatically.
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Energy Department’s top policy adviser says wind and solar play ‘key role’ in energy dominance

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The nation's federally overseen grid operators, which run about 70 percent of the U.S. power supply, faced a Friday deadline to report to the Federal Energy Regulatory Commission on the state of the electricity system's resilience. (AP Photo/Mark Duncan, file)
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Power grid operators say they can meet customers’ energy needs

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The Trump administration has no opinion on the legislation at this point, said a senior Energy Department official at the hearing. (Flickr)
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FERC members hint at move to compensate electric grid reliability

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As concerns over climate change and falling costs have advanced the cause of solar and wind energy, development of hydropower, which also contributes zero carbon emissions, had stalled until recently.
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Forgotten hydropower plots a comeback in Trump era

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President Trump isn't the first commander in chief to propose privatizing federally owned utility companies, but the American Public Power Association hope he will be the last. (iStock)
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Utility industry descends on Washington with an ax to grind

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