California Passes Legislation to Address Safety Concerns at Battery Energy Storage Facilities
Senate Bill 38 In early October, California’s governor gave the nod to Senate Bill 38, a new law aimed at
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Data Centre Grid Connection Delays: Microsoft Exits Nscale’s Loughton Site
Microsoft has walked away from anchoring Nscale’s flagship Loughton site after reports that grid power may not arrive until the 2030s. What it shows about UK connection queues and reform.
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SMR Trends 2026: Everyone Wants Reactors. Almost Nobody Is Building Them.
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.
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Rolls-Royce SMR at Temelín: Czechia’s First Small Reactor Enters Environmental Review
ČEZ has filed the environmental impact assessment for a Rolls-Royce SMR at Temelín, while ŠKODA JS lines up as a key component supplier. Here is what has happened and what comes next.
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Wylfa SMR Project: Gwyndod and the Newcastle Turbines Powering Britain’s First Small Reactors
Britain’s first small modular reactors are taking shape at Wylfa. With £2.5bn of government backing and Siemens Energy turbine parts to be made in Newcastle, here is what is confirmed and what is still ahead.
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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
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NRC SMR Licensing in 2026: Part 53 Is Final, Part 57 Is Next, and the First Advanced Reactors Break Ground
The US Nuclear Regulatory Commission has finalised Part 53, proposed Part 57 for microreactors, and issued its first advanced-reactor construction permit in decades. Here is what is confirmed, and what is still pending.
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Grid Reliability in Crisis: What NERC’s Warning Means for the U.S.
The recent NERC grid reliability warning exposes serious risks to the U.S. power system. Experts urge faster grid upgrades and innovation to prevent future instability.
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U.S. Renewable Energy Facts: Solar, Wind, and the Future of Clean Power
Renewable energy in the U.S. is rapidly expanding, led by wind and solar power. Falling costs, state incentives, and innovation are fueling a cleaner, sustainable future.
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How NERC’s IBR Program Targets Gaps in Renewable Integration
The rapid expansion of renewable energy is changing how electricity grids operate. Traditional power plants, mainly coal, gas, and nuclear,
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How South Australia Became a Pioneer in Renewable Distribution Grids
South Australia has emerged as one of the most ambitious regions in the world in its drive toward clean energy.
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