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In the central U.S., an electric grid bottleneck persists • Louisiana Illuminator - Vimarsana News

In the central U.S., an electric grid bottleneck persists • Louisiana Illuminator

An energy economist says Entergy has big financial incentives to resist upgrades to its electric grid.

Varcoe: Consumers paid to use power? — AESO head outlines 'biggest shift' in 25 years for Alberta electricity system - Vimarsana News

Varcoe: Consumers paid to use power? — AESO head outlines 'biggest shift' in 25 years for Alberta electricity system

Varcoe: The head of the Alberta Electric System Operator says the province's power system is set for its biggest overhaul in 25 years.

Varcoe: Alberta power market set for biggest shift since deregulation - Vimarsana News

Varcoe: Alberta power market set for biggest shift since deregulation

Varcoe: The head of the Alberta Electric System Operator says the province's power system is set for its biggest overhaul in 25 years.

Power play: Project meant to move power through Nebraska Sandhills, across US stalls – for 12 years - Vimarsana News

Power play: Project meant to move power through Nebraska Sandhills, across US stalls – for 12 years

A proposed power line through the Nebraska Sandhills was meant to make the U.S. power grid more reliable.

Power play: Project meant to move power through Nebraska Sandhills, across US stalls – for 12 years - Vimarsana News

Power play: Project meant to move power through Nebraska Sandhills, across US stalls – for 12 years

The R-Project transmission line was first proposed in 2012, meant to make our power grid stronger. Twelve years later, not a single mile of the line has been built, stopped by environmental groups, state senators, tribes and ranchers.