Please let us know if you have feedbackThe Department of Energy on Thursday confirmed the cancellation of a $1.8-billion clean energy loan commitment to Arizona Public Service, the largest investor-owned utility in that state. The loan would have helped finance the utility’s “new or upgraded transmission projects, renewable power generation, and grid-integrated energy storage systems,” according to a DOE press release from last January. The project was among $83 billion in Biden-era loan commitments that have been “restructured, revised or eliminated,” according to the DOE. Other canceled loans that were previously reported include a $716-million loan to Jersey Central Power & Light to help upgrade and expand transmission infrastructure. Wabash Valley Resources is one of five borrowers EDF worked with to modify loan terms, DOE said.