Energy regulators OK rule expected to make it easier to get renewables on the grid ...Middle East

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This week, a panel of energy regulators approved a rule that is expected to help more renewable energy get onto the nation’s electric grid. The rule, passed Thursday by the Federal Energy Regulatory Commission, seeks to cut down on the long line for new energy projects to plug into the grid. According to the commission, projects have to wait an average of up to five years and more than 2,000 gigawatts of power were stuck in queues at the end of last year. That figure represents as much electricity generating capacity as all of the power plants currently operating in the U.S. The new rule is not specific to renewable energy, but about 95 percent of the wattage waiting in line is

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