The Louisiana Public Service Commission (LPSC) unanimously approved the largest single grid resiliency investment in Cleco’s history.
Rising demand, retiring thermal units and fuel constraints could challenge operators if multi-day cold events hit large parts of the continent.
Severe equipment shortages and years-long lead times are slowing grid upgrades at the same time U.S. power demand is rising sharply.
Utility leaders at DTECH Northeast discussed technology adoption and regulatory issues in energy, emphasizing affordability and collaboration for success.
Schneider Electric announced its One Digital Grid Platform, an AI-enabled software for utilities, launched in Spain and Las Vegas, to modernize grids.
RWE completes its first solar project in the state as developers and utilities add more renewable capacity across the Gulf and Southeast regions.
By Archie Roboostoff, VP of Software at Tigo Energy In the U.S., the utility-scale sector has the greatest share of the U.S. solar market, with reports indicating that 70% of all new solar capacity added in 2023 was at the utility-scale level. Not only that, but the International Energy Agency has determined that utility-scale solar […]
About 20 percent of planned solar capacity reported a delay, down from 25 percent in the same period in 2024.
How is semiconductor technology helping resolve challenges when it comes to integrating distributed energy resources like solar, EVs, and storage into the grid?
(Tue, 18 Nov 2025) Oil and natural gas production is a mainstay of Nigeriaâs economy: fossil fuel revenues are the countryâs primary source of foreign exchange and fluctuations in crude oil price affect its economy. However, Nigeria also experiences sporadic supply disruptions stemming from crude oil theft and pipeline vandalism. Since 2020, disruptions and reduced investment in upstream development have led to a significant decline in crude oil production.
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