New York/New England Bureau Chief, NetZero Insider and RTO Insider
John Cropley is the New York/New England Bureau Chief at NetZero Insider and RTO Insider. He focuses on energy policy and regulation, covering themes such as renewable energy, climate change, and sustainability, with insights into nuclear energy and energy storage. John is featured in RTO Insider LLC.
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John Cropley's coverage primarily focuses on energy, specifically offshore wind energy and renewable energy. He also covers topics related to the energy transition with a specific focus on New York and its environmental impact.
Given his emphasis on government announcements and press releases, John would likely be interested in pitches that provide insights into regulatory decisions regarding renewable or offshore wind projects. Additionally, he may welcome expert commentary from industry professionals who can speak to the business aspects of these developments.
Pitches could include updates on significant policy changes or new research findings related to renewable energy initiatives, particularly those impacting New York state. If you have insights into environmental impacts or potential strategies for offshore wind projects in this region, it may resonate well with John's coverage area.
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DOE is awarding $1.9 billion to 31 grid-improvement projects that it says will expand capacity more quickly than new construction would.
DTE Electric is pitching an all-of-the-above-except-coal energy mix in its 2026 integrated resource plan, reaffirming its commitment on coal.
The Nuclear Regulatory Commission has issued the first construction permit for a small modular reactor in Tennessee.
The ambitious proposal ranges from expanded FERC permitting authority to safeguards from data center costs to time limits on certain review processes.
U.S. sales of new EVs have dropped and the amount of electricity being used to charge EVs is increasing more slowly.
The Department of Energy will loan Vistra up to $4.2 billion to upgrade and uprate three of its nuclear power plants in Ohio and Pennsylvania.
An organization of former U.S. Department of Energy employees said in a new report that many DOE grants remain functionally frozen.
Google and Constellation Energy have reached deals for 890 MW from nuclear uprates and 2,700 MW from existing generation on the PJM grid.
The U.S. clean economy supply chain has grown extensively but unevenly, a new report concludes, and as a result it is still vulnerable.
Two new reports promote the value of distributed energy resources in meeting the needs of a stressed grid.
