In a bold move that could reshape the U.S. energy landscape, the Department of Energy (DOE) has introduced a proposal to significantly expand the Federal Energy Regulatory Commission’s (FERC) authority over the interconnection of large electrical loads—specifically those surpassing 20 megawatts
As we dive into the complexities of offshore oil projects, I'm thrilled to sit down with Christopher Hailstone, a seasoned expert in energy management and utilities. With his deep knowledge of grid reliability, renewable energy, and electricity delivery, Christopher brings a unique perspective to
In a world increasingly dependent on technology, the sudden tightening of China's grip on rare earth elements has sent shockwaves through global markets, leaving nations like the United States scrambling for solutions to secure these vital resources essential for everything from electric vehicle
The push towards sustainable logistics in the UK is hitting a formidable barrier as the adoption of electric heavy goods vehicles (eHGVs) struggles to gain momentum, casting doubt on the nation’s ability to meet the Zero Emissions Vehicle (ZEV) mandate targets set for 2035 and 2040. With a deadline
In the heart of Central Asia, Kazakhstan stands at a critical juncture as geopolitical tensions and economic pressures collide, driven by the ongoing conflict between Russia and Ukraine, which has disrupted energy markets and trade. This oil-rich nation, responsible for roughly 2% of global oil
In the rapidly evolving landscape of clean energy integration, a staggering 23.1 gigawatts of renewable projects sit in NV Energy's interconnection queue, reflecting a national push toward sustainable power that demands urgent attention. Yet, a recent decision by the Federal Energy Regulatory
In late 2024, Germany faced an unprecedented energy challenge as wholesale electricity prices skyrocketed above 300 euros per megawatt hour during early November and mid-December, dwarfing the yearly average of 79 euros. This dramatic spike, occurring in a nation already navigating a post-nuclear
In a landmark moment for energy transformation, New England has officially closed the doors on its last coal-fired power plant, Merrimack Station, located in Bow, New Hampshire, marking the end of a long-standing reliance on coal for electricity generation in the region. This closure is not merely
In the quiet town of Bar Nunn, Wyoming, nestled within Natrona County, a fierce debate has erupted over a proposal that could reshape the community’s future and raise critical questions about safety, as Radiant, a California-based company, seeks to establish a manufacturing facility for nuclear
As the United States accelerates toward a cleaner energy future, a pressing challenge looms large on the horizon: the nation’s supply chains may not be equipped to handle the skyrocketing demand for wind, solar, and battery technologies. Fueled by the explosive growth of artificial intelligence
