Southern states still suffer outages after Fern

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Hundreds of thousands still without power in Tennessee and Mississippi following Winter Storm Fern

Paul Gerke - 3 min read

Winter Storm Fern caused extensive power outages in Tennessee, Mississippi, and Louisiana, affecting hundreds of thousands of customers. Restoration efforts are still ongoing for several utilities.

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Illinois high court rejects challenge to wind-generated transmission line

Clarion Energy Content Directors - 4 min read

The Illinois Supreme Court ruled 6-0 to uphold a permit for the Grain Belt Express transmission line, facilitating wind power transport from Kansas to Indiana.

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Five figures that shine a light on the affordability landscape in 2026

Clarion Energy Content Directors - 5 min read

With energy affordability expected to be a cornerstone issue for the industry in 2026, SECC CEO Nathan Shannon looks at five key statistics – both from SECC’s survey and other sources – that illuminate the landscape that American households are facing at the beginning of the year.

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