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SMR Trends 2026: demand is solved, delivery is not. GO-IBR.com Research

Small modular reactors have the demand. They do not yet have the delivery. The key charts and numbers, plus two free SMR reports to download.

Aerial view of a large data center building with adjacent electrical substation and power transmission lines in a rural area.

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26 July 2026

New Datacenters Can’t Launch Because of Transformers Shortage

For two years, the industry has agreed on the diagnosis. AI data centers cannot get power because the interconnection queue

So you just got nominated for NERC compliance

🚨 So You Just Got Nominated: Now What?

If you’ve recently learned that your solar-plus-storage site is getting flagged under NERC’s new GO-IBR rules, don’t panic—you’re not alone, and no, it’s not a glitch.

Across the U.S., hundreds (maybe thousands) of small to midsize renewable asset owners are getting their first taste of NERC registration love letters. You might be thinking:

What Asset Owners Must Know About NERC’s IBR Reform

Featured News Global GO-IBR Nerc Reforms

14 June 2025

What Asset Owners Must Know About NERC’s IBR Reforms

Published by GO-IBR.com Research📅 May 6, 2025 🧭 Executive Snapshot of the New Rules and New Risks: As solar, storage,

GO-IBR.com Why is NERC getting Nervous about Batteries?

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14 June 2025

Why Battery Storage Is Making NERC Nervous

NERC Battery Storage Concerns are driving lots of change for NERC rules and power plant requirements in 2025 and 2026. Battery Energy Storage Systems (BESS) and Inverter-Based Resources (IBRs) are booming across North America’s power grid. But while they promise flexibility and clean energy, they’ve also caught the attention of the North American Electric Reliability Corporation (NERC)—and not always for the right reasons.

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30 May 2025

Compliance Service Providers for GO-IBR Entities

As new NERC rules bring more inverter-based resources under formal regulation, many Generator Owners (GO-IBRs) are finding themselves in uncharted compliance territory. From evolving standards like PRC-028-1 to stricter audit readiness expectations, navigating this space without guidance can expose your organization to unnecessary risk.