Gary’s Two-Week Blackout Is a Warning for America
Gary, Indiana experienced a two-week power outage following a violent storm, raising concerns about declining grid reliability and inequitable service across communities.
Solar Power Is Booming in Emerging Markets
Solar energy deployment is accelerating globally, with emerging markets and poorer nations leading the transition while wealthier European countries face grid constraints slowing growth.
EU Struggles to Curb Energy Transition Dependence on China
The EU faces a critical vulnerability as its renewable energy transition becomes heavily dependent on Chinese solar panels, batteries, and critical minerals, potentially undermining Europe’s energy and economic security.
Major U.S. Oil Port Selected for Nuclear Power Project
Corpus Christi and Long Beach have been selected for a project to integrate small modular reactors at U.S. ports, advancing nuclear technology deployment in maritime operations.
Appeal Halts Public Lands Data Center in Nevada Before Construction Begins
A federal panel halted construction on a hyperscale data center near Boulder City, Nevada, granting environmental groups and local residents a stay in their legal challenge before work began.
Sierra Club Urges Texas Senate to Mandate Better Water Reporting and Planning for Data Centers & Power Plants
The Sierra Club urges Texas legislators to require data centers and power plants to report water usage, citing concerns about strain on the state’s water resources as data center demand grows rapidly.