Highview Power’s Two UK LAES Projects Advance in Ofgem’s Cap and Floor Scheme

Highview Power’s Two UK LAES Projects Advance in Ofgem’s Cap and Floor Scheme

Ofgem, the UK’s energy markets regulator, has deemed Highview Power’s proposed 3.2-GWh liquid air energy storage facilities at Hunterston and Killingholme eligible under its cap-and-floor regime, advancing them toward a final decision in Q2 2026. Alongside the 300-MWh Carrington project under development near Manchester, Highview’s portfolio is poised to provide more than 7 GWh of […] The post Highview Power’s Two UK LAES Projects Advance […]

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U.S.–UK Nuclear Partnership Spurs Historic Wave of Fuel, SMR, and EPC Deals—Here’s the Rundown

U.S.–UK Nuclear Partnership Spurs Historic Wave of Fuel, SMR, and EPC Deals—Here’s the Rundown

The most significant week in transatlantic nuclear cooperation since the 1950s atomic partnership unfolded Sept. 14–24, 2025, as a coordinated surge of commercial agreements—totaling over $100 billion—spanned advanced reactor deployments, advanced nuclear fuel supply chains, nuclear waste management, maritime nuclear applications, engineering services, and regulatory harmonization. Formalized under the Atlantic Partnership for Advanced Nuclear Energy […] The post U.S.–UK Nuclear Partnership Spurs Historic Wave of […]

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Powering AI: From CERA Week Optimism to New York Climate Week Realism

Powering AI: From CERA Week Optimism to New York Climate Week Realism

This week, the energy world convenes in New York for the United Nations Climate Week. The gathering will encompass the most vital sectors of the U.S. economy at present—technology firms and utilities will be well-represented, along with a host of consultants, suppliers, experts, and academics, who consistently attend these events. UN Climate Week mirrors another […] The post Powering AI: From CERA Week Optimism to […]

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Oklo Breaks Ground on INL Nuclear Fast Reactor Project, Launches Private Fuel Recycling Facility

Oklo Breaks Ground on INL Nuclear Fast Reactor Project, Launches Private Fuel Recycling Facility

Advanced nuclear technology firm Oklo has broken ground on its inaugural 75-MWe sodium-cooled fast reactor at an Idaho National Laboratory (INL) site. The project—one of three awarded to the company under the Department of Energy’s (DOE’s) newly established Reactor Pilot Program—is targeting operations between late 2027 and early 2028, though that timeline is contingent on […] The post Oklo Breaks Ground on INL Nuclear Fast […]

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FERC Acts on Four Reliability Standards, Probes AI and Data Center Load Forecasting

FERC Acts on Four Reliability Standards, Probes AI and Data Center Load Forecasting

The Federal Energy Regulatory Commission (FERC) on Sept. 18 advanced four reliability measures for the U.S. bulk power system (BPS), formalizing frameworks around supply chain risk, cloud computing and virtual infrastructure, cybersecurity, and extreme cold weather preparedness. The commission finalized a new supply chain risk management rule—effective in 60 days—that expands protections against vulnerabilities stemming […] The post FERC Acts on Four Reliability Standards, Probes […]

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Laser Wireless Power Transmission Breakthrough Could Transform Remote Energy Delivery

Laser Wireless Power Transmission Breakthrough Could Transform Remote Energy Delivery

NTT Inc. and Mitsubishi Heavy Industries Ltd. (MHI) conducted an optical wireless power transmission experiment using a laser beam to wirelessly transmit energy over a distance of one kilometer. By irradiating a laser beam with an optical power of 1 kW, the team succeeded in receiving 152 W of electric power. This marks the world’s […] The post Laser Wireless Power Transmission Breakthrough Could Transform […]

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Tracks Moving Turbines: Delivering Clean Energy to North Carolina

Tracks Moving Turbines: Delivering Clean Energy to North Carolina

Transporting freight for the energy industry that weighs as much as a house and stretches longer than a city block leaves no room for error. Energy freight shipments, which are often referred to as specialized or dimensional freight, are usually oversized, overweight, and frequently irreplaceable loads that are essential to powering industries and communities. For […] The post Tracks Moving Turbines: Delivering Clean Energy to […]

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Blackstone Acquires Gas-Fired Plant in Pennsylvania in $1-Billion Deal

Blackstone Acquires Gas-Fired Plant in Pennsylvania in $1-Billion Deal

Blackstone, the world’s largest alternative asset manager, said its energy-focused private equity business has a deal to buy the 620-MW natural gas-fired Hill Top Energy Center in Pennsylvania. The agreement announced September 15 will see Blackstone Energy Transition Partners acquire the power station from Ardian, a global private investment firm. Blackstone officials said the purchase […] The post Blackstone Acquires Gas-Fired Plant in Pennsylvania in […]

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Catalyze Adds Four New Community Solar Projects in New York

Catalyze Adds Four New Community Solar Projects in New York

Catalyze, an independent power producer and fully integrated developer of distributed renewable energy assets, said it has completed four community solar projects in central and western New York. The company said the installations were developed in partnership with CS Energy, a renewable energy company that develops, designs, and builds optimized solar, and energy storage. The […] The post Catalyze Adds Four New Community Solar Projects […]

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Chinese Officials Look at Converting Old Coal Plants to Nuclear Power Stations

Chinese Officials Look at Converting Old Coal Plants to Nuclear Power Stations

A Chinese state-owned energy infrastructure group has proposed a decarbonization plan that would increase the country’s use of nuclear power. The China Energy Engineering Group Co. (CEEC) is studying ways to convert retiring coal-fired power facilities into nuclear power plants, according to recent research reports. The post Chinese Officials Look at Converting Old Coal Plants to Nuclear Power Stations appeared first on POWER Magazine.

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