In a surprising turn of events, Kentucky Power has requested to maintain its stake in the Mitchell coal plant after a previous state decision mandated relinquishing it by December 2028. Initially, the Kentucky Public Service Commission (PSC) deemed continued investment in the plant disadvantageous
In the journey toward energy efficiency and sustainability, landlords in the UK are facing pivotal regulatory changes with the introduction of the Minimum Energy Efficiency Standards (MEES). The regulations aim to enhance both residential and commercial properties' energy performance, paving the
As the digital age progresses, the environmental impact of traditional IT infrastructure has become a pressing concern. With businesses and individuals increasingly relying on digital data storage and processing, the need for sustainable solutions is more critical than ever. Cloud computing emerges
The construction of nuclear power plants is a complex and highly regulated process, designed to ensure the utmost safety and security. Adhering to stringent safety regulations is paramount to mitigating potential threats posed by environmental and human-induced hazards. This article delves into the
Croatia has developed a sophisticated system for trading energy savings, leveraging the SMiV (System for Monitoring, Measurement, and Verification of Energy Savings) platform and white certificates. This system is meticulously designed to track, verify, and monetize energy efficiency measures,
The Vineyard Wind project has recently seen significant progress with the lifting of a suspension order, allowing the renewed construction and power generation activities. This pivotal development comes just days before the conclusion of an administration known for its reluctance toward offshore
