Romans, 18, v 38-39
For I am convinced that neither death, nor life, nor angels, nor rulers, nor things present, nor things to come, nor powers, nor height, nor depth, nor anything else in all creation, will be able to separate us from the love of God in Christ Jesus our Lord.
I’d recommend that those utility regulators be very vigilant with regard to wholesale aggregator fraud. There’s been over $130 million in penalties and settlements for aggregator fraud in MISO in just the past 2-3 years.
Third-party demand response provider @voltusinc and @mission_data say utility barriers to accessing smart meter data are blocking gigawatts of grid relief in PJM, the biggest U.S. energy market — and they're asking regulators to step in:
https://t.co/jgtCCoeX4m
@JaneAFlegal@xiaowang1984 “We spend a lot and get little in return”? You can literally flip a switch almost anywhere in the US and get as much or little electricity as you want 99.9%+ of the time for some of the lowest costs in the world and residents can get it w/o a credit score or redlining. WTAF
America’s energy demand is surging, but more than 250 wind projects are currently stalled in the federal review process, threatening investment, job creation, and affordable electricity across the country.
https://t.co/fFxlj7htU9
Join us Monday, May 18 at 10 a.m. for a public wildfire mitigation planning meeting. Hear from Pacific Northwest National Laboratory, Minnesota Power, and Xcel Energy on wildfire risk reduction and lessons learned. Open to the public + livestreamed: https://t.co/bxhxCOOz8G
Wildfires are ongoing across northern Minnesota. HEADS UP for anyone headed up 61 towards the North Shore... HWY 61 is closed in both directions at Two Harbors. #mnwx
Join us Monday, May 18 at 10 a.m. for a public wildfire mitigation planning meeting. Hear from Pacific Northwest National Laboratory, Minnesota Power, and Xcel Energy on wildfire risk reduction and lessons learned. Open to the public + livestreamed: https://t.co/bxhxCOOz8G
Today the @MN_PUC will take up @XcelEnergyMN’s Large Load Tariff, a comprehensive set of safeguards to meet the MN Legislsture’s direction to protect Minnesota households and businesses while serving the needs of “Very Large Customers” like data centers.
Our hearing starts at 10am CST: https://t.co/sUPYWiYkYt
This is fantastic news! I loved my time working as a senior advisor to then Governor @TimPawlenty. Brilliant policy strategist and communicator, his staff would have run through a wall for him. Great choice, Solar Energy Industries Association!
NEW: Former Minnesota Governor Tim Pawlenty has been named SEIA's incoming President and CEO.
As Governor, Pawlenty oversaw a $50 billion biennial budget, led more than 20 state agencies and departments, and championed some of the nation’s most forward-looking renewable energy initiatives. He brings a proven track record of executive leadership, deep public policy expertise, and a clear understanding of the energy challenges facing the United States.
Pawlenty will assume the role on June 15. Read more: https://t.co/GQQxm0xOal
Our weekly Commission meeting is Thursday at 10 a.m. On the agenda:
🔹Xcel Energy's 2025 Integrated Distribution Plan proactive upgrades proposal
🔹Replacement power costs from Xcel's October 2023 Prairie Island outage
Open to the public & livestreamed:
https://t.co/SL5JaeLr0t
In 2025, Minnesota's ethanol industry generated an estimated $4.9 billion in economic activity - with wholesale trade, crop production and real estate benefiting the most. https://t.co/q4ye7voAgI
For a progressive perspective on the public utility model rooted in the labor movement you should certainly be following @KevinPranis of LIUNA Minnesota.
@matthewstoller@JaneAFlegal@BloombergME@duncancampbell@Matthuber78 The market was happy to leave everyone it wasn’t profitable to serve in the cold and dark. That’s the literal point of the utility compact but do tell about your plan to fund unprofitable social uses at market rates.
@MichaelGiberso3@JoshuaBasseches “Heating degree days”measures the duration and intensity of cold over the entire seaso
Typical heating degree days of:
- Philadelphia: 4,000 -4,500 vs
- Minneapolis: 7,500 - 8,000
Thank you to everyone who joined CEEM and BCSE yesterday at the 2026 Minnesota Energy Factsheet launch at the @WilderFdtn in St. Paul! Your engagement is driving Minnesota's promising energy future.
Explore the latest trends and data: https://t.co/mImu4encET