Category: Energy & Technology

New CEO Drew Buckley explains why ESS Inc abandoned iron flow batteries for sodium-ion storage, and what it means for long-duration storage markets.

Toyota continues fluoride-ion battery development while expanding US EV production, revealing a dual-track approach to next-generation energy storage and near-term electrification.

Analysis of how utilities are aligning $45B grid modernization spending with AI-driven operations, cybersecurity frameworks, and optimized capital planning to withstand extreme weather and digital threats.

Nevada’s approval for 5,000 Tesla robotaxis signals massive EV charging demand growth; analysis on grid impacts, infrastructure needs, and what utilities must plan for.

CleanTechnica’s test of ENGWE’s latest moped-style e-bike reveals how battery advances are pushing micromobility into mainstream urban transport – and what it means for grid planners.

Another drilling fluid spill on Enbridge’s Line 5 reroute in Wisconsin intensifies scrutiny of HDD risks, tribal sovereignty claims, and midstream permitting timelines.

Cleveland-Cliffs abandons Middletown Works decarbonization, redirecting $500M in federal industrial demonstration funding to coal-based steelmaking – signaling deep challenges for U.S. heavy industry transition.

Genesis GV90 flagship electric SUV debut reveals accelerating battery capacity needs in luxury segment, with implications for supply chains, charging infrastructure, and grid planning.

Hyundai and Genesis EV drivers now receive automatic 20% discounts at IONNA fast chargers across the US, lowering operating costs and signaling automaker charging network strategies.

Utility expert Russ Hissom warns that AI answers with real citations often interpret rather than answer – a critical risk for rate cases, IRA compliance, and resource adequacy filings.