Meanwhile, on a different coast: New York state is moving towards its clean energy goals with new funding for eight bulk energy storage and 13 large-scale renewable projects. Combined, they’re set to ...

Texas’s 932-MW Sandy Creek plant—the last large coal facility built in the country—suffered a catastrophic failure in April and isn’t expected back online until March 2027, according to ERCOT. It’s ...

That’s because rising electrification demand, particularly from data centers, has created a “significant market imbalance,” WoodMac reports. In late 2025, global orders reached 110 GW—but ...

Lake Powell, created by the flow of the Colorado River held back by the 1980 Glen Canyon Dam, could soon reach a water supply crisis, according to a new analysis by the Interior Department’s Bureau of ...

Something positive has happened for the U.S. coal business in Wyoming. It has nothing to do with the Trump administration’s feckless attempts to boost what the President calls his “beautiful clean ...

The details: VA Gov. Abigail Spanberger announced a sweeping plan to rein in data centers, including 1) directing utilities to “allocate a more equitable share” of generation and transmission costs to ...

The funding: The Department of Energy’s Office of Electricity is awarding 31 projects across 26 states funding for grid upgrades. The projects will receive $1.9 billion, on top of $3.4 billion in ...

September has been the cruelest month when it comes to the highly hyped, long anticipated U.S. “nuclear renaissance.” On July 8, New Jersey based Holtec Nuclear Corp. dropped a 400-page document on ...

2027 is not just another year on the calendar. It’s the year when several industry pressures finally meet at the same time — and utilities will have no choice but to operate differently. Utilities ...

Has the U.S. got it wrong in the way we finance the poles and wires that bring power to our communities? Veteran energy economist Severin Borenstein, faculty director of the UC Berkeley’s Haas Energy ...

The latest: Trump claimed that foreign-supplied power equipment “constitutes an unusual and extraordinary threat.” His solution? He’s essentially giving federal officials, including Energy Sec. Chris ...

Michigan regulators have granted Consumers Energy a two-month delay in dealing with its controversial plan to sell 13 small and elderly hydroelectric plants to a Maryland-based private equity firm.