Category: Energy & Technology

The Nordics’ biggest BESS is now online, Delta Capacity has acquired a second site nearly twice its size, and Ignitis took FID on Latvia – who wins and what comes next.

US renewables supplied 30%+ of electricity in early 2026, up 10%+ year over year. What the milestone means for grid planners, storage, and fossil retirements.

EPA approved SRP’s application to keep its unlined coal ash pond at Coronado Generating Station operating. Here’s what it means for groundwater, CCR enforcement, and utilities.

XPENG L03 rear cargo space debate reveals how Chinese EV makers balance aerodynamics, battery packaging, and utility – with implications for global rivals.

Maine’s first competitive energy storage solicitation targets up to 360MW. Here’s what the procurement plan signals for developers, utilities, and grid planners.

Iowa groups are suing DNR over permits allowing toxic coal-ash discharge at the Ottumwa landfill. The ruling could reset state oversight of coal waste.

New POLITICO polling shows U.S. voters favor solar and storage over all other energy sources as high power bills spike. What it means for the 2026 midterms and energy policy.

Tesla launched robotaxi service in Tampa and Orlando with a limited service area. Here’s what it means for Florida utilities, ride-hail competition, and the FSD roadmap.

Hyundai’s expedition with Healthy Seas reclaims ghost nets, signaling automakers are treating marine plastic as a raw material for EV supply chains and Scope 3 cuts.

Kenya’s EV charging partnerships are shifting from private installs to shared, fleet-led infrastructure, opening a new investment lane and unlocking bus electrification.