eenews.net/articles/fossi… "Renewable forms of electricity provided more than 80 percent of new demand in China last year, according to new research by Ember, a global energy think tank. Then, in the first half of this year, it met all new demand for power in the country, pushing

An historic energy milestone is reached. Renewables globally produced more electricity than coal for the first time on record in the first half of 2025! How? Solar skyrocketed 31% Wind rose 7.7% Coal FELL in China & India! Nuclear also grew 2.5%. ember-energy.org/latest-insight…

Unexpected power interruption is the difficult problem to plan for in electric power systems, running the grid - not predictable variation Nuclear power plants offline in Tennessee, USA - including Sequoyah 2 (PWR design), 1.2 GW for ten months wpln.org/post/tvas-nucl…

This is why the first rule in the permissionless energy playbook is: stop pursuing projects on Federal land. There are plenty of rooftops and parking lots that could use solar

Also anyone with half a brain looking at this chart knows the role and value of solar and batteries. Where do you think it’s going to come from for data centers?

This puts India at the same level of China in nuclear builds. If India and China can do it, we in the West can do it too. We just need to think bold and big. When are we talking about installing 100 GW in Europe? Or 150 if we want to emulate China?

UN agency says C02 levels hit record high last year, causing more extreme weather ctvnews.ca/climate-and-en…

you can call me crazy, but I am going to make energy transactive. call it virtual private wires, call it VPP 3.0, call it P2P energy. everything is going to have a battery in it, every battery is going to be grid interactive, and the marketplace will come alive.

In Germany, a standard 7kW rooftop solar system costs $10,000. In Australia, it costs $4,000. In the US, the same system costs about $28,000 — thanks partly to a mess of state, local, and HOA rules, per a new analysis shared with Alexander C. Kaufman: heatmap.news/energy/solar-p…

"Residents of a tiny unincorporated community outside of Los Angeles have trounced a giant battery project in court — and in the process seem to have blocked energy storage projects in more than half of L.A. County, the biggest county in California."

Xiao Wang Ben Beattie ATM, as the years tick down to 2030, the rebate would be about A$2030 or US$1320 making the true cost for comparison US$5320. share.google/kGDYyECO90nkrI… share.google/kGDYyECO9OnKrI…

America’s regulatory environment stifles industrialization in more ways than just stopping new projects, it also chokes the muscle memory of building itself.

Hassan Alexander Stratmoen Voltra tons of work is going into unlocking transactive energy (ie, the realtime public exchange you're thinking of). I can totally see a platform like kalshi leaning in to allow the trade of (DER)ivatives

Since 2019 electricity demand in Texas has risen by 20%, while emissions have fallen by 7%. Lots to criticize about Texas energy policy, but I don't know of any other electric grid that has managed to do this.

Vanadium ion battery technology from Korean startup Standard Energy or someone else Could shake the lithium stationary energy storage system market Faster power 20C vs 10C for LFP 4-5x longer lifetime Far superior in energy capacity retention Far safer stndenergy.com/en/business/

This part👇 and every moment a moronic political pout blocks a solar project or manufacturing plant in the U.S. is an FU to American industrial dominance.

US approved $MSFT to use $NVDA AI chips in the UAE for the first time as part of a ~$8B expansion in data centers and cloud capacity. The move triples Microsoft’s GPU footprint in the region and signals how quickly AI infrastructure is globalizing.

Electrotech is making its way around the world, as China’s clean technology exports hit a RECORD $20bn in August ⚡ The high was due to rapid growth in: 🚗 EVs 🔋 Batteries And over HALF of this growth occurred in countries outside of the OECD #COP30 ember-energy.org/latest-updates…

I’m neck-deep in building data centers right now, and let me tell you something uncomfortable: China is crushing us in power generation for AI. Not chips. Power. When the Supreme Leader wants more capacity, he builds a coal plant. Simple. No 5-year regulatory nightmare. If

Jeff Bezos basically said that if the AI economy keeps driving energy demand higher then $AMZN will eventually need data centers in space because Earth will not supply enough power. The early pieces of that space economy are already taking shape with $RKLB building the logistics