Silvia Grain

The immense challenge of recycling expanded polystyrene foam, known for its bulky yet lightweight composition that makes it notoriously difficult and expensive to process, has long plagued municipal waste management systems. A groundbreaking initiative in southeast Nebraska is now tackling this

Beyond Hours: Redefining Grid Reliability for the Clean Energy Era The global transition toward a clean energy economy is rapidly accelerating, yet the foundational principles used to measure grid reliability are fundamentally misaligned with the challenges of a system powered by renewables. For

Residents within the Columbia Shuswap Regional District will soon face a significant shift in how they manage household waste, as the long-standing practice of free, year-round yard waste disposal is coming to an end. In a decisive move toward a more sustainable and financially accountable system,

A tidal wave of electricity demand, driven by the relentless growth of data centers and artificial intelligence, is crashing against the century-old foundations of America's energy governance. In response, a Department of Energy proposal to create standardized federal rules for connecting these

In a landmark analysis of the Southeastern United States' power sector, a newly unveiled competitiveness dashboard from researchers at Duke University offers a starkly divided picture of the region's energy markets. This comprehensive evaluation of twelve states positions Virginia as the leader in

In an era defined by the urgent need for climate action, New York State is moving beyond incremental adjustments and is instead supercharging its core environmental policies. State authorities have unveiled a comprehensive proposal to aggressively tighten the rules of the Regional Greenhouse Gas

A stark warning has emerged from security analysts about a "digital time bomb" embedded within the nation's critical infrastructure, suggesting the U.S. power grid is dangerously exposed to a significant national security threat stemming from its widespread adoption of Chinese-manufactured solar

A recent investigation by the Environmental Technology Center has uncovered an alarming public health crisis in the vicinity of the Universidad Autónoma de Nuevo León, revealing that the air breathed daily by over 200,000 people contains hazardous pollutants at levels far exceeding established

The monumental task of modernizing America's electric grid to accommodate a surge of renewable energy is sparking intense legal and regulatory battles that could define the nation's energy future for decades to come. As the grid moves away from a system dominated by a few large, predictable power

Navigating the Crossroads of Growth and Risk A recent regulatory filing from Georgia Power has sent ripples through the state’s energy sector, revealing a startling 6-gigawatt (GW) net reduction in its pipeline of potential large-scale industrial customers. While any fluctuation in demand