EIA: "The 250-year history of U.S. energy consumption." Only appropriate after the recent celebration of the ...

In today’s episode, the Substack Shipping News follows the major project-fantasyland adventures of anti-oil, net-zero-carbon ...

When discussing BESS safety, most attention is given to thermal runaway, fire suppression, flammable gas management, and ...

As the energy industry accelerates innovation to meet growing demand, innovators and entrepreneurs are stepping up to the plate to help bridge the gap between technologies utilities need now and the ...

U.S. Department of Energy If you are designing a car from scratch, there are certain essentials to begin with. You need to ...

Federal clean energy incentives are (mostly) gone—but “the glass is more than half full,” according to a new report. A new MIT report modeled the US power sector under two scenarios through 2035: 1) ...

For utility executives managing long-term fuel security, the unresolved maritime dispute between Thailand and Cambodia over the Overlapping Claims Area (OCA) is a critical case study in geopolitical ...

Everybody’s talking about the grid operator’s connect-and-manage framework. How it works: Resources don’t have to wait for the transmission upgrades required for “full deliverability.” ...

NERC pointed out that most of the US has enough capacity for normal summer conditions…but warned that New England and the Northwest could face “elevated risks” of supply shortfalls ...

This past weekend, Aalo Atomics’ design reached criticality. It’s the fourth reactor in the DOE pilot program to hit that breakthrough (following Deployable Energy’s announcement on ...

FERC's June 18 show cause orders are reshaping how large loads connect to the grid. This webinar brings together two people who have sat at the commission table: Neil Chatterjee, former FERC ...

Over the past decade, regulators have pushed utilities to justify capital plans in terms of risk. In California, the Public ...