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In the next three years, the Swiss company plans to build out its production capacity in an effort to shorten lead times.

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.

Bound for disadvantaged communities, the federal investment in new residential solar could yield more than 200,000 new green jobs.

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

Alphabet spinout Sidewalk Infrastructure Partners plans to woo utilities with “data center microgrids.”

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.

The new catalytic capital program promises to fill a financing gap for promising but unproven technologies and infrastructure projects.

CEO Bhatraju said the $50 million will help the company adapt to enterprise customers’ demand for new data solutions.

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.

The grid may never get an AI superbrain, but a wave of automation is here. Here’s how it can meet new grid challenges.

The company will sell curated carbon removal “packages” that include a range of nature-based solutions alongside its own direct air capture services.

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

The forecast calls for an overtaxed grid.