An Alarming Shortfall: Why a Failed Auction Signals a National Reliability Threat A critical market mechanism designed to keep the lights on for 67 million Americans has failed, prompting stark warnings from federal regulators that a long-predicted grid reliability crisis has arrived. The PJM
In a legislative move intended to accelerate the nation's energy infrastructure development, the U.S. House of Representatives has passed a significant bill that paradoxically sidelines one of the fastest-growing renewable energy sectors. The controversial legislation, known as the SPEED Act,
As summer approaches with its longer days and intense sunlight, homeowners with solar installations anticipate a significant boost in energy production, but the season also introduces unique challenges that can compromise system efficiency and longevity. The combination of extreme heat, seasonal
In a decisive move that reverberates through an automotive industry grappling with the uncertain pace of electric vehicle adoption, Ford Motor Co. has initiated a comprehensive strategic realignment, signaling a significant departure from its prior aggressive, all-in approach to EVs. This pivot is
In a landmark decision that could reshape the state's climate strategy for decades to come, New York's newly revised State Energy Plan has formally incorporated new nuclear power into its official decarbonization roadmap for the first time. This pivotal inclusion stems from comprehensive system
In a move that has captured the attention of the energy sector, Neste, a global frontrunner in producing renewable diesel and sustainable aviation fuel (SAF), has announced a significant revision of its ambitious climate targets, signaling a strategic pause in its rapid decarbonization timeline.
