Friday, September 20, 2024

Power Grid News

Revolutionizing Grid Technologies for a Resilient Renewable Energy-Based Power System

A breakthrough in grid technology could revolutionize the U.S. power system, paving the way for a resilient renewable energy-based future. A team of experts from the National Renewable Energy...

Navigating the Energy Crisis: Insights from the Seattle Summit

Demand for electricity is on the rise as climate change progresses, leaving many wondering where the power will come from. In a recent Seattle...

Uphill Battle Ahead for Manchin and Barrasso’s Energy Permitting Reform Deal

**Manchin, Barrasso Energy Permitting Agreement Faces Uphill Battle** **Sens. Manchin and Barrasso Reach Agreement on Energy Permitting Reform** In a recent development, Senators Joe Manchin and...

Weathering the Storm: Texas’ Struggle with Power Outages and Grid Resilience

The state of Texas is facing a growing crisis that threatens its energy grid and leaves thousands of Texans in the dark during severe...

Funding Approved for Clean Flexible Energy Solar Projects in Puerto Rico

The U.S. Department of Energy (DOE) Loan Programs Office (LPO) has made a significant announcement today, as it has issued a conditional commitment for...

Understanding Weather-Related Power Outages in the U.S.

Weather-Related Power Outages in the U.S. on the Rise A recent analysis of U.S. power outage data between 2000 and 2023 has revealed concerning trends...

Political Pressure Mounts in Houston Amid Prolonged Power Outages After Hurricane Beryl

More than 250,000 residents in Houston and its surrounding areas are still facing power outages after Hurricane Beryl struck the city last week. The...

Harnessing Artificial Intelligence for a Modern and Resilient Energy Grid

The Department of Energy (DOE) has highlighted the potential benefits and risks associated with using artificial intelligence (AI) to manage the U.S. electric grid...

Exploring the Biden Administration’s National Interest Electric Transmission Corridors

The U.S. Department of Energy recently unveiled a list of 10 potential national interest electric transmission corridors, intended to expedite the development of grid...

Redefining Extreme Weather: Planning for a Reliable Wind and Solar-Rich Power System

Extreme weather events are having a significant impact on the power grid, especially as renewable energy sources like wind and solar become more prevalent....

UAlbany and UConn Collaborate to Improve Power Grid Resilience in Northeast U.S.

In a groundbreaking partnership, the University at Albany and the University of Connecticut (UConn) have joined forces to enhance the resilience of the power...