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Local transmission spending soars nationwide amid ‘serious absence of cost containment’; Thermal energy networks can decarbonize neighborhoods. Meet the US cities giving them a shot.; New Jersey proposes incentives for grid-connected, distributed energy storage; USGBC releases tool to bridge gap between sustainability targets and outcomes in buildings

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Nov. 20, 2024 | Today’s news and insights for utility leaders

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IRS finalizes direct pay rules, increasing access to IRA’s clean energy tax credits

Direct-pay-eligible entities like local governments, public school districts, churches and hospitals will more easily be able to jointly invest in clean energy projects under rules released Tuesday.

Local transmission spending soars nationwide amid ‘serious absence of cost containment’

In New England, Eversource and National Grid are advancing two local projects totaling $724 million as state utility regulators push for more oversight.

Thermal energy networks can decarbonize neighborhoods. Meet the US cities giving them a shot.

With federal dollars, cities want to leverage heat from waste sources and the ground to move buildings away from burning fossil fuels on-site.

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Discover VPPs’ role in the grid of tomorrow and learn how to deploy innovative cross-DER flexibility programs to solve emerging grid challenges. Read now.

New Jersey proposes incentives for grid-connected, distributed energy storage

The New Jersey Storage Incentive Program could provide up to $400/kWh in initial benefits for eligible behind-the-meter storage systems, the public utility board said Nov. 12.

USGBC releases tool to bridge gap between sustainability targets and outcomes in buildings

The digital platform is intended to help organizations meet reporting requirements and sustainability goals related to emissions, energy, water and waste, the U.S. Green Building Council said.

Digital twins reimagined at scale for utilities

Digital twins of assets will play an increasing role in helping improve operational efficiency. Read more.

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