The U.S. power grid is at a critical crossroads, needing a significant transition from fossil fuels to combat the climate crisis while facing unprecedented demand spikes.
No single person or government body is in control of the U.S. power grid; approximately 200 regulators control its future through state-level utility commissions.
State-level utility commissions, whether appointed or elected, play a crucial role in determining power generation methods, thereby influencing the push for renewable energy.
Federal efforts to incentivize clean energy could falter if state regulators do not take action to build and implement these renewable sources.
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