Electrical Infrastructure

Is Solar Power Finally Surpassing Fossil Fuels in America?
Renewable Energy Is Solar Power Finally Surpassing Fossil Fuels in America?

Despite two-thirds of Utah's electricity still originating from fossil fuels, solar energy managed to surpass both coal and natural gas during peak production months in 2026. This monumental shift signals a turning point for the Intermountain West, a region historically defined by its reliance on

How Can Fewer Turbines Double Wind Power Output?
Infrastructure & Technology How Can Fewer Turbines Double Wind Power Output?

ScottishPower Renewables aims to push the Whitelee facility past the one-gigawatt threshold by installing 124 turbines that are nearly three times the height of the original 2008 models. This overhaul represents the most ambitious example of "repowering" seen to date, a process where aging assets

ABB to Modernize Statkraft Hydropower Complex in Norway
Renewable Energy ABB to Modernize Statkraft Hydropower Complex in Norway

The installation of UNITROL® 8000 excitation systems across five generating units will allow the Vikfalli complex to meet increasingly stringent modern grid codes. This strategic initiative, overseen by Statkraft, Europe’s leading producer of renewable energy, focuses on three integral power

Texas Pauses Data Center Expansion to Protect Power Grid
Infrastructure & Technology Texas Pauses Data Center Expansion to Protect Power Grid

The Data Center Coalition suggests that an audit of the state's power queue will help distinguish committed, well-funded developers from speculative actors who lack viable construction paths. This directive, issued in August 2026 by Governor Greg Abbott, serves as a necessary intervention to

Virginia Shifts Grid Costs from Residents to Data Centers
Infrastructure & Technology Virginia Shifts Grid Costs from Residents to Data Centers

The unprecedented surge of data center developments in Northern Virginia has created an energy consumption profile so dense that traditional utility models could no longer sustain the cost of grid expansion without penalizing everyday residents. This fiscal tension reached a pivotal turning point

Public Citizen Challenges Streamlined DOE Power Export Rule
Infrastructure & Technology Public Citizen Challenges Streamlined DOE Power Export Rule

The American power grid currently operates on a razor's edge where the Department of Energy is simultaneously mandating that ancient, coal-fired plants stay online to prevent catastrophic blackouts while simultaneously cutting the red tape that allows companies to sell that very same electricity to

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