The US could still get to net zero
The United States has the potential to slash nearly 90% of its greenhouse gas emissions by 2050, achieving significant strides
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The U.S. EPA Releases Fresh Guidelines Regarding State Strategies for Current Emission Sources
The U.S. Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) has recently issued updated regulations concerning state obligations in curbing emission from existing sources,
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ERCOT Prepping for Winter Electric Demand
The Texas power grid operator anticipates maintaining sufficient electricity to power homes and businesses through the upcoming winter, following a
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Texas Faces Rolling Blackouts This Winter
The Electric Reliability Council of Texas has raised concerns about potential power blackouts in Texas this winter, particularly if severe
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EU to Put Forward Plan for €584 Billion Overhaul of Power Grids
The European Commission will unveil a €584 billion ($637 billion) blueprint aimed at modernizing the region’s power grids to effectively
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Graphene proton transport could revolutionize renewable energy
Scientists have discovered a method leveraging light to accelerate proton movement through graphene. This breakthrough holds promise for advancing the
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Cisco Develops Customized Switch to Bolster Ukraine’s Grid Security Amid Russian Cyberthreats
Cisco Develops Customized Switch to Bolster Ukraine’s Grid Security and has shipped to Ukrenergo, Ukraine’s state-owned electricity grid operator, to
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New carbon material sets energy-storage record, likely to advance supercapacitors
Leveraging machine learning, chemists at Oak Ridge National Laboratory, under the Department of Energy, pioneered a carbonaceous supercapacitor material that
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Portland Nuclear Power Startup NuScale hit with Investor Lawsuit
NuScale recently terminated its collaboration with Utah power systems, resulting in the cancellation of plans to build the first small
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Giant batteries drain the economics of gas power plants
Gigantic batteries, ensuring a steady power supply by counterbalancing the intermittent nature of renewable sources, are becoming affordable enough to
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