Getting to 100% renewable electricity will require a significant expansion in renewable generation as well as support infrastructure such as transmission and energy...
REV2024 Recap: Environmentally Achievable 100% Renewables by 2035
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Jonathan Dowds
REV2024 Recap: Review of New PUC Rules 5.100, 5.400, 5.500, and 2.100
In 2023 and 2024, the Public Utility Commission updated four key rules governing renewable energy permitting in Vermont. The major takeaway from the REV2024 panel...
REV 2025 Legislative Agenda: Establish and Equal Process for the Environmental Review of Distribution Upgrades
Historically, Vermont utilities have managed the process of environmental assessment and permitting for upgrades to existing distribution infrastructure when new...
REV2024 Recap: Can Regulation Keep Pace in our Brave New Energy World?
With renewables setting new milestones in efficiency and cost-effectiveness and the climate crisis intensifying, the urgent questions about the energy transition are...
Procuring Distributed Generation: Lessons from Vermont’s Standard Offer Program
This year’s update to the Renewable Energy Standard will require a dramatic increase in the deployment of distributed generation in Vermont. Outside of the state’s...
Op-ed by Jonathan Dowds: Getting the Most from Vermont’s Hydro Power
From 18th-century mills to current hydroelectric facilities, hydropower has been a valuable resource throughout Vermont’s history. Today, hydro is an important source...
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