Grid Security & Reliability

How Will Wind Power Reshape the Future of Arkansas?
Infrastructure & Technology How Will Wind Power Reshape the Future of Arkansas?

Towering over the agricultural plains of Cross County, a new kind of harvest is now underway, one that captures the wind to power a digital future and redefine the state's energy identity. The recent launch of the Crossover Wind project, a 135-megawatt facility developed by Cordelio Power, marks a

Why Is Fiber Essential for 2026 and Beyond?
Infrastructure & Technology Why Is Fiber Essential for 2026 and Beyond?

The digital landscape of 2026 demands a level of connectivity that has rendered yesterday's internet technologies insufficient for the escalating needs of both modern households and businesses. What once felt like revolutionary speed now strains under the combined weight of permanent remote work,

Australia Plans Fairer Power Bills with New Fixed Charges
Infrastructure & Technology Australia Plans Fairer Power Bills with New Fixed Charges

The rapid adoption of rooftop solar panels across Australia has fundamentally altered the relationship between consumers and the national energy grid, creating a complex financial dilemma that regulators are now moving to address. The Australian Energy Market Commission (AEMC) has released a

What's Fueling the $142B Energy M&A Boom?
Infrastructure & Technology What's Fueling the $142B Energy M&A Boom?

A colossal wave of consolidation reshaped the American energy sector in 2025, with merger and acquisition values reaching an astonishing $142 billion and signaling a profound strategic pivot across the industry. This surge represents a more than fivefold increase from the previous year, driven not

Why Are We Paying More for a Less Reliable Power Grid?
Energy Management Why Are We Paying More for a Less Reliable Power Grid?

The vast electric grid serving 65 million Americans across 13 states is sending a clear and troubling signal that something is fundamentally broken. A recent auction held by PJM Interconnection to secure power supplies for the 2027-28 period concluded with a paradoxical and deeply concerning

DOE Forces Indiana Coal Plants to Remain Open
Infrastructure & Technology DOE Forces Indiana Coal Plants to Remain Open

Federal Intervention Shakes Up Indiana's Energy Transition In a decisive move highlighting the growing tension between federal energy policy and regional market dynamics, the U.S. Department of Energy (DOE) has issued emergency orders compelling two Indiana utilities to delay the retirement of

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