Electrical Infrastructure

Frome Battery Storage Site Appeal Overturned Despite Concerns
Energy Management Frome Battery Storage Site Appeal Overturned Despite Concerns

In the quiet town of Frome, Somerset, UK, a storm of controversy has erupted over a proposed battery energy storage site (BESS) on land north of Styles Close, nestled uncomfortably close to a residential neighborhood. These systems, crucial for capturing electricity during low-demand periods and

How Is Southern Co. Powering Southeast's Energy Surge?
Infrastructure & Technology How Is Southern Co. Powering Southeast's Energy Surge?

In the heart of the Southeast, a quiet revolution is unfolding as electricity demand surges to unprecedented heights, driven by sprawling data centers humming with activity, expanding manufacturing plants ramping up production, and new residential communities sprouting across the region. This

Serbia's NIS Faces Urgent Sale Amid U.S. Sanctions Crisis
Infrastructure & Technology Serbia's NIS Faces Urgent Sale Amid U.S. Sanctions Crisis

In a high-stakes scenario unfolding in Serbia, the nation's leading oil company, Naftna Industrija Srbije (NIS), finds itself at the center of a geopolitical storm, with majority ownership by Russian entities Gazprom Neft and Gazprom. Facing intense pressure from U.S. sanctions and a tight

Can Biogas-to-Oil Transform Sustainable Fuel Production?
Energy Management Can Biogas-to-Oil Transform Sustainable Fuel Production?

In a landscape where the demand for clean energy solutions is surging, the unveiling of a pioneering Biogas-to-Oil (BTO) pilot facility in North Salt Lake, Utah, by OxEon Energy on November 14, 2025, stands as a beacon of innovation. This ambitious project takes something as mundane as food scraps

Iceland Declares Melting Glaciers a National Security Threat
Infrastructure & Technology Iceland Declares Melting Glaciers a National Security Threat

Allow me to introduce Christopher Hailstone, a renowned expert in energy management, renewable energy, and electricity delivery. With his deep knowledge of grid reliability and security, Christopher offers critical insights into the intersection of climate change and national security. Today, we’ll

Ukraine Secures U.S. LNG via Greece for Winter Energy Needs
Infrastructure & Technology Ukraine Secures U.S. LNG via Greece for Winter Energy Needs

In the heart of a brutal winter, Ukraine faces an unprecedented energy crisis, with Russian attacks decimating its infrastructure and leaving millions at risk of freezing temperatures. As the conflict drags on, a staggering estimate of nearly 2 billion euros ($2.3 billion) is needed to secure gas

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