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Defending Michigan’s siting and permitting reforms against legislative, regulatory, and legal attacks

Advanced Energy United continues to fight to cut red tape for wind, solar, and battery storage projects
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From gubernatorial candidate engagement to day one action for virtual power plants in New Jersey

Engaging candidates for Governor on affordability and reliability solutions leads to immediate executive action for VPPs
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New regional energy organization to create new opportunities for advanced energy in the Western U.S. 

Expansion of energy trading across the West will lower costs, support the growth of renewable energy
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From punted opportunity to policy victory for storage, VPPs, and more in Illinois

Passage of the Clean and Reliable Grid Affordability Act paves way for economic opportunities for the advanced energy industry and Illinois residents 
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Emma Heins Factor This
  • 09/24/2026

Factor This Policycast: Scaling DERs for Reliability and Resilience

On the latest Factor This Policycast episode, United’s Emma Heins, Sunrun’s Bart Jackson, EnergyHub’s Maxwell Burke-Scoll, and Alliant Energy’s Kari Gehrke discuss what it takes to scale virtual power plant and other distributed energy resource programs. This episode extends a conversation that began at DTECH’s 2026 Reliability & Resiliency Conference in Chicago and covers utility partnerships, market design, customer enrollment, dispatch performance, interconnection, and compensation.

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  • 09/16/2026

Pennsylvania Capital-Star: Study Warns of Electricity Shortages Unless Supply Keeps Pace With Data Center Growth

A new report from the Pennsylvania Public Utility Commission examines whether PJM Interconnection will have sufficient electricity resources to meet growing energy demand quickly, reliably, and affordably. In an article for the Pennsylvania Capital-Star, United’s Jon Gordon stated that PJM is lagging behind all other U.S. grid operators in bringing online low-cost advanced energy resources that could be operational before 2030.

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