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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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  • 10/08/2026

Factor This Policycast: PJM’s Energy Emergency

PJM Interconnection, the nation’s largest grid operator, is at a crossroads. Demand is surging across its footprint, reliability threats are increasing, and energy affordability remains a top concern. On the latest episode of the Factor This Policycast, United’s Jon Gordon, Clearway Energy’s Adam Stern, and Voltus’ Kimaya Abreu discuss how PJM can modernize its processes to meet growing demand, providing their insights and recommendations on interconnection reform, large load integration, backstop procurement, and more.

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  • 10/05/2026

KJZZ Phoenix: Arizona Utilities Want to Join a New Energy Trading Market, but One of Its Largest Partners May Not

Arizona’s major utilities plan to join Southwest Power Pool’s new Markets+, but in doing so, these utilities would be giving up more than half of their potential trading partners, raising concerns among state regulators. In an interview with KJZZ Phoenix, United’s Brian Turner described the move as a huge risk, stating that the utilities would have less visibility and less connectivity during extreme weather events and peak demand periods.

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California 2026 Legislative Session Recap
  • 10/06/2026

Persistence Pays Off with Clean Energy Wins in California

Advanced Energy United secured several major wins during California’s 2026 legislative session, including SB 913, which creates a stronger pathway for distributed energy resources to compete in the market and support grid reliability. The session also delivered progress on affordability, electrification, and grid modernization, while leaving key priorities, including community solar and long-term demand-side support, unfinished heading into 2027.

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  • 09/30/2026

Failure to Plan Costs Wisconsin Consumers as Energy Demand Rises

Wisconsin remains one of the few states where utilities are not required to develop an Integrated Resource Plan (IRP), presenting a significant hazard to energy affordability. On our blog, United’s Emma Heins introduces Advanced Energy United’s new report that explores what Wisconsinites could have saved if utilities had a comprehensive planning process that required them to invest in the most affordable portfolio of resources.  

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