Amidst escalating wildfire threats, the United States sees technology, particularly artificial intelligence (AI), as a beacon of hope. Recent mandates prompt federal agencies to harness AI, evolving wildfire disaster management to address increasingly severe outbreaks. By integrating data
In a development that underscores the ongoing tension between federal energy mandates and regional autonomy, eight utility commissions within the Midcontinent Independent System Operator (MISO) region have formally contested the U.S. Department of Energy's (DOE) emergency order. This directive
Ohio is currently experiencing a technological transformation with the Public Utilities Commission's approval of new rules governing data center interconnections. The state grapples with fostering the growth of data centers, essential for major technology companies like Google, Amazon, and
The ongoing evolution and competition within power markets have sparked a significant legal challenge involving major advocacy groups contesting the actions of the Bonneville Power Administration (BPA). This conflict centers on BPA's decision to align with the Southwest Power Pool's (SPP) Markets+
California, known for its pioneering approach to clean energy, faces a critical juncture as federal policy shifts under President Donald Trump's administration threaten the state's ambitious renewable energy agenda. Five trade groups representing solar, wind, and energy storage sectors have issued
In a move that underscores its deep commitment to sustainability and addressing growing energy demands, Google has made a monumental $3 billion agreement with Brookfield Asset Management to obtain up to 3 gigawatts of hydropower in the United States. This landmark initiative is poised to redefine
