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Moldova's shift from Russian gas to renewables is gaining pace. With new tenders, storage demand, and EU ties, investors are eyeing its fast-moving market.

AI Cameras Crack Down on EV Charger Misuse

AI-powered cameras are now monitoring EV chargers to prevent misuse. The tech flags violations in real time, keeping spaces open for actual EV drivers.

Review finds AI improves forecasting and real-time energy management in hybrid renewable energy systems, cutting costs and curtailment risks.

SB 567 would pilot gravity-based energy storage in idle wells with leak monitoring, annual testing, and decommissioning safeguards through 2035.

Direct ocean capture could supply CO2 for e-fuels, but certification and RED rules will shape its role in aviation and shipping decarbonization.

Swift Current Energy secures $242M for PJM’s largest battery project, expanding a U.S. clean energy portfolio that includes major solar and storage assets.

Clean energy finally gets a centralized market. CleanTrade debuts as the first regulated platform for VPPAs, offering transparency and trade efficiency.

AI is no longer optional—it’s mission-critical. Behind the hype is a mounting issue: the data infrastructure underpinning the systems is groaning at the seams. That's where more intelligent and sustainable infrastructure strategies come into play.

Natura Resources secured HALEU fuel and a first-ever NRC permit for its MSR-1 reactor. The project is now positioned to lead U.S. molten salt reactor deployment.

Policy shifts, tariffs, and rising demand are creating uncertainty for energy leaders. Learn how organizations are planning with confidence.

DENSO has activated a new solar facility in Maryville, TN, built with local partners. It's the first step in a broader plan to reach full renewable energy use.

Ice Batteries Take Aim at Peak Energy Demand

Commercial buildings are using ice to shift cooling loads off-peak. With new materials in play, ice batteries could soon become a key grid balancing tool.

A new hail testing method challenges outdated solar standards. The HRC Test delivers real-world data that helps insurers, developers, and manufacturers cut risk.

With federal wind tax credits expiring next summer, Alaska utilities say projects can’t start in time, risking reliance on imported LNG and price volatility.

Atlantic Towing's PSV saw an 11% fuel cut after a battery retrofit. The upgrade reduced CO₂ emissions and improved daily operations without downtime.

AquaVolt Solutions sets a $600M goal in floating solar contracts by 2027, aligning with global renewable demand and carbon credit monetization.

New SECC research identifies four key U.S. energy consumer segments—ranging from tech-savvy households to affordability-focused savers—revealing how utilities can tailor programs around cost, simplicity, and clean energy engagement.

IBM and NASA’s Surya model forecasts solar storms using AI and NASA data. The open-source tool will protect satellites, power grids, and key systems.

Industry Voice: Kenvue’s Linda Caramichael outlines how local-first roadmaps, climate-risk assessments, and site-level strategies can embed decarbonization into operations while strengthening business resilience.

Wärtsilä will supply six dual-fuel engines for Black Hills Energy’s new Rapid City plant, adding 100 MW of fast-ramping, flexible power by 2026.

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