Silvia Grain

In a significant undertaking to modernize a cornerstone of Oregon's clean energy infrastructure, Portland General Electric and The Confederated Tribes of Warm Springs have embarked on a complex, multi-year project at the Round Butte Hydroelectric Facility. The $55 million initiative focuses on

An Unprecedented Wave of Consolidation A torrent of capital fundamentally reshaped the American energy landscape over the past year, as companies scrambled to acquire the power generation needed to fuel an unprecedented technological boom. This article analyzes the dramatic increase in energy

An Electrified Bottleneck Meets a Market-Based Solution The digital revolution, supercharged by the rise of artificial intelligence, is placing an unprecedented strain on the U.S. power grid. At the heart of this challenge lies the interconnection queue—a bureaucratic logjam where new energy

Federal Intervention Shakes Up Indiana's Energy Transition In a decisive move highlighting the growing tension between federal energy policy and regional market dynamics, the U.S. Department of Energy (DOE) has issued emergency orders compelling two Indiana utilities to delay the retirement of

With extensive experience in energy management and grid security, Christopher Hailstone has a unique perspective on the intersection of industrial operations and environmental responsibility. Today, he shares his insights on a significant achievement in sustainable manufacturing: Signature Systems’

As California pushes towards a fully decarbonized grid by 2045, the challenge of storing massive amounts of renewable energy for long durations has become paramount. Stepping into this critical gap is Hydrostor, a Canadian company deploying a first-of-its-kind technology in the high desert of Kern

In the quiet hills of Pennsylvania, the colossal smokestacks of the Homer City Generating Station, once the state's largest coal-fired power plant, are slated for a startling second act not as a relic of the past but as a powerhouse for the future. This shuttered behemoth is being resurrected to

In a market designed to guarantee the lights stay on for millions, the latest auction results have paradoxically signaled a future where consumers will pay historically high prices for a power grid that is less reliable than ever before. This outcome from the nation's largest grid operator, PJM

A puzzling administrative approach has emerged that seems to actively undermine the expansion of wind and solar energy, creating a significant policy question that extends far beyond typical environmental debates. This strategy appears to run counter to the nation’s urgent need to address a

In a powerful demonstration of reversing environmental neglect, the provincial government of San Luis, Argentina, has initiated a landmark program to settle long-standing financial debts with the stewards of its most critical ecosystems. The distribution of significant funding to local producers