Author: Energy Ai
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Asia-Pacific $50B AI Grid: What It Means for Power Markets
Why the ADB-backed Asia-Pacific grid buildout matters for data centers, utilities, and storage developers – scale, timelines, and what to track next.
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Long Beach Port Capital Plan Favors Electric Over Hydrogen
Long Beach’s capital plan funds electric chargers and cargo equipment while hydrogen stays in pilots – a de facto technology bet with big implications for ports and utilities.
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Utility-Scale Solar LCOE Rises But Stays Cheapest: Lazard
Lazard’s new LCOE report puts utility-scale solar at $40-$98/MWh vs gas at $51-$129/MWh. Renewables are still cheapest, but the cost curve has turned upward.
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Meta’s AI Power Play: Storage, Nuclear & Net-Zero
Meta’s data center emissions rose 16% in 2024. How the tech giant is balancing AI’s power hunger with net-zero goals via long-duration storage and advanced nuclear.
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Solar & Storage Records in H1 2026: What It Means for the Grid
US solar and storage set records in H1 2026 as demand and prices rose. Here’s what the pace means for grid planning, interconnection, and storage economics.
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Corporate Sustainability 2026: From Pledges to Execution
Corporate sustainability is shifting from voluntary targets to operational execution in 2026, driven by AI energy demand, infrastructure buildout, and circularity compliance rules.
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Bankable Battery Storage: Why Revenue Strategy Now Drives Financing
Battery storage financing has shifted from technology risk to revenue strategy. Learn how route-to-market planning now determines project bankability in Europe’s evolving energy markets.
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Germany Battery Storage Boom: TotalEnergies, Envision, Flower Deals
German battery storage is accelerating as TotalEnergies, Envision Energy, and Flower push new projects and acquisitions. What it means for grid flexibility, revenue models, and investors.
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CO2 Battery’s Google Deal Validates LDES as Capacity Asset
Energy Dome’s CO2 battery project with Google proves long-duration storage can serve as reliable capacity. Learn what this means for utilities, developers, and grid planners.
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Grid Mineral Supply Chains: New Model Maps Mine-to-Megawatt Risks
A new analytical framework from the National Renewable Energy Laboratory connects mining outputs to grid build-out timelines, revealing where critical mineral bottlenecks will hit clean energy deployment hardest.