The unexpected dismissal of Commissioner Christopher Hanson from the U.S. Nuclear Regulatory Commission (NRC) by President Trump has stirred significant concern throughout the nuclear industry landscape. This sudden change raises critical questions about the future of nuclear policy, as well as the
A powerful storm rips through Michigan, leaving a trail of downed power lines and families struggling through days without electricity in its wake. It's not just an inconvenient scenario; it's a potentially dangerous one, underscoring pressing questions about utility reliability and safety in the
The energy landscape is confronting unprecedented challenges as it transitions towards increased renewable integration while maintaining grid stability. Southwest Power Pool's (SPP) fast-track interconnection proposal has emerged as a crucial element in addressing these challenges, promising to
As climate change increasingly demands action, cities worldwide have emerged as critical players in implementing climate initiatives amid federal policy retreats. The importance of local governance is growing as national governments, like the United States under the Trump administration, pull back
The future of clean energy legislation hangs in the balance as U.S. Senate negotiations take center stage. The Republican-dominated Senate has taken an unexpected turn, moving to ease proposed reductions in clean energy tax credits. This shift comes as part of their efforts to integrate these
In Memphis, Tennessee, a serious debate is unfolding over air quality concerns linked to xAI's operations in the city's industrial sector. Recent independent air quality tests commissioned by the City of Memphis have provided some assurance to residents, as they found no dangerous levels of
