Fullmark Energy Brings Another Energy Storage Project Online in California

Fullmark Energy Brings Another Energy Storage Project Online in California

A Midwest-based energy storage developer and independent power producer said it has brought the third project in a strategic collection of California energy storage facilities online. Fullmark Energy, headquartered in Chicago, Illinois, on August 20 announced the start of commercial operation for the company’s 20-MW/40-MWh Ortega energy storage project in Lake Elsinore. Fullmark on Wednesday […] The post Fullmark Energy Brings Another Energy Storage Project […]

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Aalo Atomics Secures Capital, Regulatory Backing for 2026 Modular Nuclear Project at INL, Eyes Potential First Data Center Pairing

Aalo Atomics Secures Capital, Regulatory Backing for 2026 Modular Nuclear Project at INL, Eyes Potential First Data Center Pairing

Advanced nuclear firm Aalo Atomics has secured new capital and regulatory backing to complete construction of its 10-MWe Aalo-X reactor at Idaho National Laboratory (INL). The project, recently selected under the Department of Energy’s (DOE’s) new Nuclear Reactor Pilot Program, will demonstrate cold criticality by July 2026 in an unusually aggressive federal milestone for advanced […] The post Aalo Atomics Secures Capital, Regulatory Backing for […]

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AI and the Energy Transition: Building a Smarter, Decarbonized Energy System

AI and the Energy Transition: Building a Smarter, Decarbonized Energy System

Solar energy generation from a rooftop panel system can be monitored quickly and easily, an example of how artificial intelligence (AI) and digital tools are empowering businesses to optimize energy use and contribute to a decentralized, decarbonized grid. The energy transition is accelerating. Electrification is surging, renewable power generation is expanding and energy consumption patterns […] The post AI and the Energy Transition: Building a […]

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TVA Inks First U.S. Utility PPA for Gen IV Nuclear Power in Landmark Three-Way Deal with Google, Kairos

TVA Inks First U.S. Utility PPA for Gen IV Nuclear Power in Landmark Three-Way Deal with Google, Kairos

The Tennessee Valley Authority (TVA) has signed a first-of-its-kind power purchase agreement (PPA) with advanced nuclear technology firm Kairos Power to buy power from the company’s planned Hermes 2, a molten salt nuclear reactor in Oak Ridge, Tennessee. The deal makes TVA the first U.S. utility to contract for electricity from a Gen-IV reactor. Under […] The post TVA Inks First U.S. Utility PPA for […]

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Green Hydrogen Production Group Closes on Major Investment

Green Hydrogen Production Group Closes on Major Investment

A California-based hydrogen production group said it has completed a funding round in support of the company’s first 100-kilotonne carbon dioxide removal (CDR) commercial facility. Equatic, which is considered a pioneering company in combined carbon dioxide removal and green hydrogen production, on August 11 announced the successful closure of its Series A round, with Catalytic […] The post Green Hydrogen Production Group Closes on Major […]

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Trump Administration Further Restricts Tax Credits for Solar and Wind Energy

Trump Administration Further Restricts Tax Credits for Solar and Wind Energy

The Trump administration has announced another policy that will likely harm the U.S. renewable energy industry. New guidance from the Treasury Department announced August 15 will make it even harder for wind and solar power projects to take advantage of federal tax credits, which already were under fire from the White House. Friday’s move is […] The post Trump Administration Further Restricts Tax Credits for […]

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Leading Hydrogen Producer May Abandon U.S. Projects Due to Trump’s Actions

Leading Hydrogen Producer May Abandon U.S. Projects Due to Trump’s Actions

A Germany-headquartered company involved in the global hydrogen industry said it plans to abandon some of its projects in the U.S. due to actions from the Trump administration. Werner Ponikwar, chief executive of Thyssenkrupp Nucera, on August 13 said the company has been in discussions with stakeholders in its U.S. hydrogen projects and would cancel […] The post Leading Hydrogen Producer May Abandon U.S. Projects […]

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Trump Names Democrat David Rosner as FERC Chairman

Trump Names Democrat David Rosner as FERC Chairman

President Trump has appointed David Rosner as chairman of the Federal Energy Regulatory Commission (FERC), elevating the Democratic commissioner to lead the independent energy regulator after Republican Mark Christie stepped down from the position. Rosner has served as a FERC commissioner since June 2024 and officially assumed the chairman role on Aug. 13. The appointment […] The post Trump Names Democrat David Rosner as FERC […]

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Transforming Energy Finance Through AI-Driven Processes

Transforming Energy Finance Through AI-Driven Processes

The power and utility sector underpins every part of modern life, from residential comfort to industrial productivity. Yet as the global energy landscape evolves, so must the internal operations that keep these organizations running. With total U.S. power use expected to reach around 4,189 billion kWh in 2025, and 4,278 billion kWh in 2026, energy […] The post Transforming Energy Finance Through AI-Driven Processes appeared […]

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How Smarter Cooling Choices Can Cut AI’s Energy Use

How Smarter Cooling Choices Can Cut AI’s Energy Use

Artificial intelligence (AI) is evolving, and so is the demand for the infrastructure behind it. However, for those looking to build a sustainably conscious system, this growth raises a crucial question: What does an energy-efficient data center system look like? While rightfully, much of the attention has focused on controlling energy usage of bigger systems […] The post How Smarter Cooling Choices Can Cut AI’s […]

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