Energy News

BOSTON, MA (May 2, 2023) – Instead of encouraging electric utility ratepayers to save money by taking advantage of offers from retail energy suppliers that are below the utility’s rate in every territory across the state, today the Attorney General’s Office of Massachusetts recommended that the legislature eliminate the electric supply market for residential consumers. […]

CHARLESTON, WV (June 30, 2026) –– A new report from the Cardinal Institute concludes that West Virginia is at a disadvantage in the “electricity backyard brawl,” with households spending a larger share of their income on electricity than residents of any neighboring state and businesses struggling to remain competitive. The report also highlights how neighboring […]

In late 2022, the Federal Trade Commission (FTC) announced that it was seeking public comment on potential updates to its ‘Green Guides,’ aiming to recalibrate its guidance following shifts in consumer expectations and stakeholder commitments around environmental commitments. Consumers are increasingly interested in and demanding access to less carbon-intense forms of energy, including renewable energy.  […]