Electricity
Large Load Tariff Principles
Large-load tariffs are a rapid and flexible tool for bringing new load onto the grid while minimizing the risk to ratepayers.
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US Governors Are Leading Efforts to Tackle the Cost of Electricity
As electricity prices rise, we offer recommendations for governors seeking to provide near-term relief for customers and lower system costs in the long run.
Buildings
Solid-State Cooling Works. Meet the Founders Who Want to Bring it to Market.
A warmer world demands more cooling, but with EVs, data centers, and industry set to increase electricity demand, any cooling technology must begin with efficiency top of mind. Enter solid-state cooling — a revolutionary class…
Electricity
Gas Turbine Supply Constraints Threaten Grid Reliability; More Affordable Near-Term Solutions Can Help
With long waitlists for gas plant turbines, electricity demand growth will require faster, cost-efficient solutions for a more flexible grid.
Electricity
We Can End Energy Poverty in the Electric Sector: Here’s How
RMI's Energy Poverty Policy Simulator can help lawmakers, regulators, and energy sector stakeholders chart a path to end energy poverty.
Electricity
Regulatory Agility
To keep up with grid innovation and investments, regulators can be more agile by updating stakeholder engagement, docket processes, and operations.
Electricity
From Theory to Reality: Building Credible Transition Credit Projects
Insights from RMI’s early-stage engagement in coal-to-clean transition credit projects.
Electricity
Carbon Accounting That Helps Companies Shift to Clean Energy Faster
ZEROgrid’s Impact Advisory Initiative is helping develop a new carbon accounting method that helps connect carbon accounting to carbon impact.
Electricity
Paving the Way for Cost-Effective Transmission
Regional transmission pays off big-time. So, why aren’t utilities building it?…
Electricity
The State of Utility Planning, 2025 Q1
A review of all integrated resource plans for electric utilities across the United States to evaluate progress toward a zero-carbon energy future.
