Energy Update
New tools and ways of doing things can create security risks; a recent report shows that nearly 3 in 10 utilities have ‘weak’ cybersecurity.
Special guest Christopher Mims of The Wall Street Journal joins This Week in Cleantech to talk solar-powered cars and trucks.
Italian energy company Enel has inaugurated a continuous sediment removal system at the Venaus hydroelectric power plant in the northern Italian region of Piedmont.
Natural gas was pitched as a stopgap between fossil fuels and renewables. Instead, it has derailed the state’s energy transition.
With better data and smarter tools in hand, resilience is achievable — regardless of whether you're developing a 5 MW community solar project or a 200 MW utility-scale site, writes Adrienne Peters, Technical Planning Manager at DSD Renewables.
Rising electricity rates are hitting consumers just about everywhere as utilities struggle to build enough power plants to meet rising demand from data centers.
Entergy Mississippi announced plans to invest $300 million into upgrading its power grid over the next five years.
Watchdogs have warned that in the rush to capitalize on the AI-driven data center boom, some states are allowing massive tech companies to direct expensive infrastructure projects with limited oversight.
Cheaper renewable energy runs headlong into a lack of transmission capacity and political hostility from Republican states.
High capacity prices in PJM and a software error in MISO are causing some to opine that electricity markets are broken.
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