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The partnership aims to encourage higher participation levels in National Grid’s electricity distribution network.

The grid operator decided to keep the 80 megawatt cap on its groundbreaking ADER pilot and focus on collecting device-level data.

Columbia University's Dan Steingart talks about the shortage of end-of-life lithium-ion cells — and why battery recycling is hard right now.

Vague promises between automakers and their suppliers miss the opportunity to make a major dent in emissions.

The 1920 Jones Act increases the costs of offshore wind, fossil fuels, and domestic shipping.

And Edison International’s Pizarro added that siting and permitting are eating up most of the 10-12 year timeline to build a transmission project.

New research from Latitude Intelligence offers a temperature check on AI adoption in the power sector.

The forecast calls for an overtaxed grid.

Deploying new grid tech could increase capacity by up to 100 GW if installed “overnight,” the agency reports.

After a hiatus, the podcast is relaunching to bring you insider scoops with voices from across the political spectrum.

Batteries are at the center of the clean energy economy. Will they shape geopolitics in similar ways to oil?

According to new data from the Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory, connecting renewable energy to the grid is taking longer than ever, while project completion rates are falling.

Equity is taking a backseat as banks step up their climate investments.

Energy companies, automakers, and the government are all betting on this technology to transform the industry. But uncertainties abound.

There is no question that the Inflation Reduction Act is a big deal — but its impact on transatlantic investment may have been overstated.