PublicUtilities

South Dakota Denies Major Permit for Controversial $8.9 Billion Carbon Pipeline

1 month ago

In a significant regulatory decision, the South Dakota Public Utilities Commission has rejected a crucial permit for a massive carbon capture pipeline proposed by Summit Carbon Solutions. The project, which aimed to create an extensive network designed to transport carbon dioxide captured from various sources to storage facilities in North Dakota, is valued at approximately $8.9 billion. This determination marks a setback for not only the developers but also the broader clean energy initiatives being pursued across the Midwest.

New York Residents Brace for Power Price Hikes Amid Tariff Concerns

3 months ago

In a significant development affecting countless residents in New York, Consolidated Edison (Con Ed) is advocating for an increase in electricity prices. This proposal, coupled with rising tariffs, poses a considerable financial strain on households already grappling with the nation’s persistent inflation and elevated living costs. The utility company is seeking regulatory approval to raise its rates, which they argue is essential to maintain reliable service and infrastructure improvement.

Thames Water Seeks Court Approval for Controversial Rescue Loan Amid Legal Opposition

4 months ago

Thames Water, one of the UK's largest water service companies, is currently in the spotlight as it seeks judicial approval for a critical rescue loan amidst significant concerns from investors. This request emerges in a time of financial distress for the company, which has struggled with its cash flow and mounting debts.