Infrastructure & Technology

The proposed Bell County East to Sand Lake transmission project faces a major setback after judicial findings questioned the actual necessity of the multi-billion dollar infrastructure. This massive 200-mile venture, spearheaded by Oncor and the Lower Colorado River Authority, was designed to be

Battery storage has emerged as the primary beneficiary of surplus interconnection because it can discharge electricity during the hours when a co-located generator remains idle or operates at low levels. This strategic advantage comes at a critical time for the PJM Interconnection, which oversees

Midwest energy forecasts indicate that data centers could consume one-fifth of the region’s total electricity by 2030, a figure expected to rise even further by 2040. The state of Illinois has rapidly transformed into a premier destination for the digital economy, currently hosting over 240 data

Constellation Energy must now maintain the operational availability of Eddystone Units 3 and 4 despite an original plan to decommission the aging facility by May 2025. This sudden reversal comes after a direct intervention by the Department of Energy, which utilized rare federal authority under

The electrification of the Garden State has reached a pivotal juncture where the traditional centralized grid is no longer sufficient to maintain reliability under the weight of surging demand and aggressive climate targets. New Jersey is currently undergoing a fundamental transformation in how it

The physical flow of electricity across the 49th parallel, historically a silent pillar of North American stability, has suddenly transformed into a high-stakes bargaining chip in a deepening trade conflict. As both nations strive for energy security and decarbonization, the physical and economic