Author: Energy Ai

Duke Energy’s proposed North Carolina rate increase would disproportionately burden low-income households through higher fixed charges and minimum bills, raising energy affordability concerns.

Sage Geosystems brings its first geopressured geothermal plant online near San Antonio, marking the third next-gen geothermal project in the U.S. and advancing on-demand clean power.

California gubernatorial candidate Xavier Becerra proposes two free daily electricity hours for low-income households, modeled on Australia’s policy. Analysis of grid impacts, utility costs, and equity implications.

After a two-year review, the Oak Run solar-plus-storage project awaits a final Ohio Power Siting Board ruling that will test state authority over local siting vetoes.

Boston explores seawater and river-source heat pumps for district heating, offering a scalable fossil-free alternative for dense urban buildings where air-source systems fall short.

Public frustration over data center power demands is becoming a defining issue in 2026 races, forcing utilities and developers to confront siting, rate, and grid planning pressures.

New analysis shows EVs break even on carbon faster than ever as grids clean up – here’s what the embodied emissions debate misses for buyers and planners.

LG Energy Solution’s new Lansing plant highlights the clash between federal EV incentives driving domestic battery production and the administration opposing them.

ScottishPower plans to repower the UK’s largest onshore wind farm with fewer, larger turbines – cutting machine count while boosting output. What this means for grid capacity, planning, and the supply chain.

FERC ordered PJM to accept statistical sampling for VPP reliability measurement, lowering barriers for distributed resources to compete in the largest U.S. wholesale power market.