At Tallman Equipment, we take pride in supplying linemen with the tools and equipment they need, but in the process of doing that, we also try to be a valuable source of information and expertise for the utility industry. As part of that effort, we are proud to...

Storms are just one factor that can cause power lines to come down. But what do you do once you find one?

“The lack of clarity on future EPA mandates increases uncertainty and makes it more difficult for power companies to determine their most appropriate and cost-effective generation mix,” Moody’s said. The U.S. Supreme Court’s June 28 decision to overturn the Chevron...

NAVISTAR’S CEO OFFERED HIS OUTLOOK ON THE HEAVY-DUTY TRUCK INDUSTRY’S TRANSITION TO BATTERY-ELECTRIC VEHICLES AT THE RECENT ELECTRIC UTILITY FLEET MANAGERS CONFERENCE. The road to electrification for the heavy-duty truck industry will be long and challenging but...

When the power goes out, residents pull out candles and flash lights and yell at one another to keep the fridge closed, but it looks a little different behind the scenes for energy companies.

The Enterprise set out to find out what actually happens on Entergy Texas’ side between when the power goes out and the lights come back on.

Entergy Texas has filed an application with the Public Utility Commission of Texas (PUC) for approval of Phase I of its comprehensive Texas Future Ready Resiliency Plan to protect the Southeast Texas power grid from extreme weather and improve service reliability.

“We’re focusing on squeezing every amp that we possibly can out of the existing lines that we have,” Dominion Energy’s Matthew Gardner said at a White House forum. Twenty-one states will work with the federal government to expand the use of grid-enhancing...

Xcel Energy on Thursday filed a $1.9 billion wildfire mitigation plan with the Colorado Public Utilities Commission that includes adding hundreds of weather stations near power lines, updating pole and equipment inspection schedules in high-risk areas, and expanding its vegetation management program.

Tropical Storm Beryl has unleashed heavy rains and powerful winds along the Texas coast, leading to widespread power outages affecting nearly 3 million homes and businesses. Streets are inundated with rapidly rising waters, prompting urgent rescue efforts as first responders work tirelessly to aid stranded residents.