Insight from the U.S. Energy Information Administration shows that a certain battery use case is overwhelmingly popular.
A post-OBBBA urgency driven by key deadlines is impacting renewable energy project timelines, writes contributor Philippe Hartley.
Leading power producers, manufacturers, and electrification execs reveal the things they're thinking about that haven't made it mainstream.
Work on the nearly completed Revolution Wind project for Rhode Island and Connecticut has been paused since Aug. 22 when the Bureau of Ocean Energy Management issued a stop-work order for what it said were national security concerns.
The report finds that the VPP market broadened more than it deepened, with the number of company deployments, unique offtakers, and market and utility programs monetized each growing more than 33%, while total capacity grew a more modest 13.7%.
Customers would prefer other options to calling their utility to report outages, writes contributor John McClean.
As the largest energy producer in the 13-state system, its exit would ripple through the region.
The US Department of Energy (DOE) has launched an initiative to speed up the development of large-scale power transmission and generation projects as AI exerts immense pressure on the power grid.
In Q4 2025, clean energy executives are seeking clarification on parts of the budget reconciliation bill amidst a procurement race.
Statkraft has submitted a license application for an upgrade of the Alta hydroelectric power plant in Norway, arguing that by utilizing water currently bypassing the plant during floods, production could increase by up to 20%.
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