As governors’ races hinge on electricity affordability, are regulators getting missed in the conversation?
China’s energy transition has crossed a key threshold as coal reliance flattens in key industries.
Renewables developers say the pendulum is starting, slowly, to swing back.
How will the move to protect the power system for foreign adversaries intersect with sky-high demand for more capacity?
Cloverleaf Infrastructure's Brian Janous explores anti-data center sentiment — and how developers can adapt to the pushback.
The company has no data center capacity in operation, but it's going public anyway.
When it comes to potential data center revenue, not all tariffs are created equal.
Data center demand for behind-the-meter batteries is expected to quintuple by 2030.
The platform connects thousands of EPCs with financing institutions and equipment suppliers across Africa, Asia, and Latin America.
New Jersey’s PSE&G is taking a creative approach to scaling battery deployment, but will most utilities eventually opt for third-party ownership?
Some developers are running the numbers to figure out whether the 30% tax credit offsets paying a premium for domestic batteries.
Thermal drone footage shows Microsoft's DataOne is powering its operations with dozens of unpermitted generators
Three executives on what it takes to unlock virtual power plants at scale.
NextEra's 2021 effort to block a Maine transmission line is coming back to bite it. But will it matter?
From scrap metal to electricity, Voya Energy CEO Richard Wang sees aluminum as a scalable alternative to conventional fuels.