The global shift to decarbonized power is not just a lofty goal; it’s an urgent necessity. With the increasing impacts of climate change, reducing carbon emissions from electricity generation has become a priority for governments and industries worldwide. However, achieving net-zero targets is c
Over the past two years, CPS Energy's energy efficiency program in San Antonio has made significant strides, saving a notable 216 megawatts of energy—enough to power approximately 54,000 homes during peak summer days. The initiative, which was extended for another five years in 2021, has a r
The Cayman Islands are on the cusp of a major transformation in their energy sector, aiming to transition from diesel fuel to renewable energy. This significant pivot is spearheaded by the Caribbean Utilities Company (CUC), under the leadership of CEO Richard Hew. The envisioned shift is not merely
The dramatic state of New Mexico's water infrastructure poses a severe threat to public health, the environment, and the quality of life for many of its residents. Cities like Truth or Consequences, Santa Fe, and areas within Doña Ana County are grappling with aging systems, significant water
Arkansas' recent overhaul of its net-metering policy, which changes how solar power generators are compensated for excess energy sent back to the grid, has ignited intense debate. The policy shift, effective September 30, reduces the credit rate for surplus solar energy, prompting a clash
As winter approaches, the North American Electric Reliability Corporation (NERC) is raising significant concerns about the reliability of natural gas supplies and the potential impacts on the electric grid. These concerns are not unfounded, as past events like Winter Storm Elliott in December 2022
The Ducab Group has formed a remarkable partnership with Schneider Electric’s Sustainability Business to push forward its Environmental, Social, and Governance (ESG) and decarbonization efforts. This collaboration reflects a strong commitment to the Dubai Clean Energy Strategy 2050 and the UAE’s Net
The accelerating rise of renewable energy, particularly solar power, is reshaping the energy landscape and bringing unprecedented challenges to traditional power utilities. These established players now have to navigate a rapidly evolving marketplace that demands adaptability and innovation. As the
The Louisiana Public Service Commission (LPSC) has awarded a $24.5 million contract to Baton Rouge-based company APTIM to administer the state's new energy efficiency program through 2029. This program aims to reduce energy waste and save money for consumers. Despite more than a decade of
The evolving digital landscape, characterized by the rise of hyperscale data centers, has introduced a new era of unprecedented power demands. Data centers, unlike traditional commercial and industrial (C&I) customers, now request hundreds of megawatts, far exceeding the historical modest load
