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Xcel Energy, the states largest energy company, recently asked the Colorado Public Utilities Commission for permission to pass on $550 million in excess energy costs to ratepayers — rather than

Xcel Energy, the states largest energy company, recently asked the Colorado Public Utilities Commission for permission to pass on $550 million in excess energy costs to ratepayers — rather than

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South Africa cannot solve a pressing energy crisis while senior government figures seem to openly disagree on the way forward. Confidence would be further cemented by concerted attempts to reclaim lagging roll-out timelines and by immediate moves to update the energy plan.

There is still no clarity about the nature, location, cost and management of these funds. One thing is for sure: No one really knows where they are exactly, what they can be used for, and when substantive negotiations will commence.

Connecticut is currently not on track to meet its current emissions reduction targets, as DEEP acknowledged last fall.

As British Columbia looks to decarbonize, electricity demand is expected to soar, and experts warn of an energy crunch.

As British Columbia looks to decarbonize, electricity demand is expected to soar, and experts warn of an energy crunch.

South Africa’s biggest successes in the last year in relation to energy have been in regulatory matters.

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