I'm thrilled to sit down with Christopher Hailstone, a seasoned expert in energy management and renewable energy, who brings a wealth of knowledge on electricity delivery and grid reliability. With a deep understanding of the utility sector, Christopher offers unparalleled insights into the
Imagine a river, once a thriving artery of life, now stifled by a crumbling relic of industrial ambition, blocking the ancient migratory paths of fish and threatening downstream communities with potential disaster. This is the stark reality of the Naugatuck River in Connecticut, where the
A sudden $7.56 billion reversal in federal clean energy funding has ignited a constitutional fight that now pits one city and a slate of nonprofits against top federal budget and energy agencies over whether policy discretion crossed into unlawful political punishment. The city of St. Paul, joined
A year that began with record momentum now shows a subtle but telling shift: fewer utility-scale solar projects slipped their timelines in the third quarter, yet the policy ground underfoot keeps moving and could reshape what comes next for builders, investors, and grid planners. That mix—improving
Imagine a Michigan where the hum of renewable energy powers not just homes but sprawling industrial complexes, driving economic growth while slashing carbon footprints to meet ambitious net-zero goals by 2040. In this vision, Consumers Energy, a subsidiary of CMS Energy, stands at the forefront,
An unprecedented claim landed with unusual clarity: America suddenly had the technical ability to make every major piece of a solar power system at home, from the earliest polysilicon steps through ingots, wafers, cells, and modules, and onward to inverters, racking, and batteries. That assertion,
