Category: Energy & Technology
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Saudi Nuclear Deal May Drop the Gold Standard – Why It Matters
The U.S.-Saudi nuclear framework reportedly drops the nonproliferation “gold standard” and allows enrichment. What that entails for Congress, Gulf security, and U.S. nuclear exports.
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PSE Rate Case Tests Washington’s Clean Energy Laws
Public interest groups urge Washington’s UTC to cut Puget Sound Energy’s rate hike and block new gas spending. The ruling will set precedent for utility decarbonization vs. cost.
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Data Center Appeal: Public Lands, Power, Water Collide
The first data center on US public lands faces an appeal over power, water, and environmental costs. What this means for the AI buildout and Western grid.
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Leapmotor A05 EV: 99 Yuan Reservation Opens
Leapmotor’s new A05 electric car is now open for reservation with a 99 yuan deposit. Discover its design, positioning, and what this means for the EV market.
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Broadcast Storm Scrams Nuclear Plant: Comms Now Safety-Critical
A broadcast storm on a new network switch scrammed Hatch nuclear plant in four minutes. Why communications reliability is now safety-critical for all industrial controls.
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Florida Utilities Face AI Load Growth & Storm Risks
FMEA conference reveals how Florida’s public power utilities are tackling surging data center demand, AI’s dual threat, and hurricane resilience in 2025.
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How RAG Improves Digital Grid Decision Support
Learn how retrieval-augmented generation fuses real-time grid data with engineering knowledge to deliver evidence-grounded decision support for utilities and grid operators.
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Malaysia’s 2.5GW Solar-Plus-Storage Tender: What It Means
Malaysia seeks 2.5GW of solar with 1.25GW of co-located storage in its largest LSS round yet – a signal that storage-backed procurement is becoming ASEAN’s default.
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CATL Net Profit Surges 42%: EV Battery Dominance Tested
CATL’s 42% profit jump reveals strong EV demand and pricing power. Explore implications for automakers, investors, and energy storage amid trade tensions.
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Why Utilities Want Data Centers: Rate Math Explained
Data centers can lower residential rates by spreading fixed grid costs – if they pay their own way. PPL’s Christine Martin explains the tradeoffs utilities now face.