The landscape of electricity distribution has undergone a monumental shift as energy utilities like Duke Energy adapt to the increasing presence of renewable energy sources. For over a century, centralized power plants distributed electricity in a straightforward one-way feed. Today, the dynamics
In a landmark initiative, DTE Energy is breathing new life into a retired coal power plant by converting it into a cutting-edge energy storage facility. By 2026, the Trenton Channel Energy Center is poised to be not just a relic of the past but the heartbeat of future grid reliability with a
The state of Texas is surging forward in the renewable energy race, particularly in the realm of utility-scale battery storage, known as BESS. This advancement is not the product of chance; rather, it's a deliberate outcome of Texas's strategic interplay between geography, the energy
The relationship between the solar industry and electric utilities is not set in stone; it's a dynamic give-and-take that continues to influence the energy landscape. As sunlight is harnessed into voltage across rooftops and vast solar farms, it's impossible to ignore the evolving
The landscape of energy distribution and consumption is undergoing a seismic shift with the advent of distributed energy resources (DERs) and the development of microgrids. Central to this transformation is the discussion around current net energy metering (NEM) policies—and how they may evolve to b
DTE Energy has taken a bold initiative by launching an extensive request for proposals aimed at amassing significant energy storage capacity in Michigan. Through this groundbreaking endeavor, DTE is leading the charge to transform the energy landscape from one steeped in traditional fossil fuels to
