Category: Energy & Technology

ForeFront Power completes first Erthos rackless solar project for City of Fresno, cutting steel and grading costs – analysis on implications for C&I solar economics and deployment speed.

PJM’s new Interim Resource Adequacy Service would require large loads to secure new generation or be cut first during emergencies, shifting cost risks to data centers and developers.

PJM’s new strategy concedes the grid operator is falling short on reliability, queue backlogs, and market confidence – here’s what the four-pillar overhaul means for developers, states, and resource adequacy.

Gov. Shapiro’s executive order and a planned 10-GW Ohio data center with 9.2 GW of gas generation reveal how states are racing to manage AI-driven load growth and emissions risk.

Analysis of how Pakistan’s grid reliability crisis and net metering changes are reshaping inverter technology choices, brand competition, and storage integration for residential and industrial users.

MISO reaches 230 GW capacity, surpassing PJM’s 227 GW, driven by 7.45 GW of solar additions across Midwest states – reshaping resource adequacy dynamics.

New Jersey regulators unveiled a 150MW behind-the-meter storage solicitation, advancing the state’s 2,000MW-by-2030 target and signaling growing utility focus on distributed assets.

Record sargassum influx hits Mexico’s Caribbean coast; government eyes biofuel and bioproducts but technical and economic hurdles stall progress.

New SECC survey shows under 30% of Americans understand their power bills while 75% now oppose local data centers – signaling affordability crisis and siting conflicts ahead.

BC Customs joins Ford and GM in competing for Army hybrid EV contracts, signaling military fleet electrification is moving beyond prototypes into production procurement.