Editor's Note: It is my pleasure to announce that noted industry commentator Fred Lyon will be sharing his views on the power industry in a periodic column in Power Engineering titled Power Points.| Power Engineering
As energy demand surges and grid conditions grow more volatile, scalable control systems are emerging as the key to ensuring reliability, resiliency and sustainability. The post Energy needs are changing—Is your control system ready? appeared first on Power Engineering.| Onsite Power Archives - Power Engineering
Big Hollow Energy Center would combine 800 MW of simple-cycle gas capacity with Ameren’s largest battery storage facility to date. The post Ameren proposes hybrid gas and battery project in Missouri appeared first on Power Engineering.| Gas Turbines Archives - Power Engineering
The agreement is intended to provide power until "necessary transmission upgrades" are complete.| Power Engineering
PJM has asked Talen Energy to delay the retirement of two units at the fossil-fired Herbert A. Wagner Generating Station in Maryland until transmission upgrades are in service.| Power Engineering
Environmental groups and Michigan's attorney general filed separate challenges Wednesday against a federal order that is keeping a coal-fired power plant open this summer.| Power Engineering
Despite clearing capacity for next summer, the OMS-MISO survey warns that accelerating demand, seasonal risks and project delays could challenge resource adequacy in the future.| Power Engineering
Decades after deregulation, rising electricity demand from data centers is leading to a new push to change rules. The post Utilities want to regain the ability to build power plants in PJM. Consumer advocates say that’s probably a bad idea appeared first on Power Engineering.| Business Archives - Power Engineering
Federal mandates keeping aging plants online could add at least $3 billion per year to customer bills by 2029. The post DOE orders to delay fossil plant retirements could cost ratepayers $3+ billion annually, report finds appeared first on Power Engineering.| Business Archives - Power Engineering
President Trump has named David Rosner Chairman of FERC, replacing Mark Christie, who stepped down drom his position last Friday. The post Trump names Rosner chairman of FERC appeared first on Power Engineering.| Business Archives - Power Engineering
The agency has asked a federal appeals court to pause litigation while it pursues rulemaking to extend compliance deadlines and potentially revise pollution limits. The post EPA to consider relaxing wastewater discharge rules for coal-fired plants appeared first on Power Engineering.| Business Archives - Power Engineering
In a recent Infocast and Factor This webinar, three experts in renewable energy finance analyzed the impacts of tariffs and more. The post Here’s how renewable energy finance is navigating US tariffs and trade policy appeared first on Power Engineering.| Business Archives - Power Engineering
An interview with Senior Content Director Kevin Clark explores how Power Engineering’s rebrand to Factor This Power Engineering™ reflects its expanded coverage, solutions-oriented approach, and mission to connect the industry’s historic legacy with its evolving future. The post Exploring the legacy and evolution of Factor This Power Engineering appeared first on Power Engineering.| Business Archives - Power Engineering
PJM's Critical Issue Fast Path accelerated stakeholder process will inform a potential FERC filing on reliably serving large loads.| Power Engineering
Arizona regulators have voted to begin the process to repeal the mandates that required at least 15% of utility energy supplies to come from eligible renewable energy by 2025.| Power Engineering
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Widespread deployment of gas-fired combined cycle plants underscores the growing importance of accurate carbon capture modeling. The post Capturing CO2 from combined cycle power plants appeared first on Power Engineering.| Gas News - Power Engineering
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Solar generation projects can benefit from optimizing cable management, which can improve design and lower costs. The post Case study: Improving cable management at a Midwest solar farm appeared first on Power Engineering.| Renewables News - Power Engineering
The utility seeks reimbursement after DOE emergency order delays J.H. Campbell’s closure to avoid potential power shortages.| Power Engineering
ArcLight Capital Partners has acquired Advanced Power, giving ArcLight the potential to invest $5 billion to enable 20 GW of new power. The post With latest acquisition, ArcLight sets sights on $5B in investments and 20 GW of new power appeared first on Power Engineering.| Business Archives - Power Engineering
PJM Interconnection's 2026/2027 base residual auction fetched the FERC-mandated price cap in all zones, $329.17/MW-day.| Power Engineering
EthosEnergy has secured a new multi-year Operations and Maintenance (O&M) agreement with Rhode Island State Energy Center, LP (RISEC), a 2x1 combined-cycle gas turbine power plant. The post EthosEnergy lands O&M gig at Rhode Island State Energy Center appeared first on Power Engineering.| Gas News - Power Engineering
Xcel Energy's selected portfolio includes extensions of 521 MW of existing generation and 17 new projects that will add 5,168 MW of capacity.| Power Engineering
Covers onsite power generation solutions, including backup generators, microgrids and distributed generation technologies.| Power Engineering
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With POWERGEN 2026 in nearby San Antonio, we’re committed to supporting this connected community however we can.| Power Engineering
Ahead of PJM Interconnection's next power auction, lawmakers seek to avoid unnecessary cost burdens on ratepayers.| Power Engineering
TVA plans to repurpose its retire Bull Run coal-fired plant with synchronous condensers for grid stability.| Power Engineering
TVA says it is currently evaluating the future use of the site, including opportunities to maintain grid stability based on its strategic location.| Power Engineering
Georgia Power and Mitsubishi Power have collaborated on the world’s largest hydrogen fuel blending demonstration to date on an advanced class gas turbine.| Power Engineering
Arevon Energy, Enel Green Power North America, Heron Power, and Lightshift Energy have made major announcements this week.| Power Engineering
The needs of data centers for AI and digital services are transforming power planning. To dive deeper into this theme, we interviewed Raymond Hawkins, Chief Customer Officer at Compass Datacenters, one of the keynote panelists at DTECH Data Centers and AI.| Power Engineering
Data center and utility stakeholders are balancing power constraints and project delays with demand for sustainable, flexible solutions. The post DTECH Data Centers & AI gets underway in San Jose appeared first on Power Engineering.| Onsite Power Archives - Power Engineering
OPG has previously said it expects construction on the first reactor to be complete by 2028, with the additional SMRs coming online between 2034 and 2036. The post OPG approved to build first SMR at Darlington nuclear project appeared first on Power Engineering.| Nuclear News - Power Engineering
Advanced reactor designs are filling up the federal government's regulatory pipeline as the industry touts them as a clean, reliable way to meet electricity demands. The post New wave of smaller, cheaper nuclear reactors sends US states racing to attract the industry appeared first on Power Engineering.| Nuclear News - Power Engineering
Including the company’s steel-related costs, the expanded U.S.-imposed tariffs impact about a quarter of GE Vernova’s total annual direct spend.| Power Engineering
The bill would have let large industrial energy users build an SMR in their facility without having to get a certificate of environmental compatibility.| Power Engineering
Covers the business aspects of the power industry, including market trends, financial analysis, mergers and acquisitions and corporate strategies.| Power Engineering
Editor's Note: It is my pleasure to announce that noted industry commentator Fred Lyon will be sharing his views on the power industry in a periodic column in Power Engineering titled Power Points.| Power Engineering
Editor's Note: It is my pleasure to announce that noted industry commentator Fred Lyon will be sharing his views on the power industry in a periodic column in Power Engineering titled Power Points.| Power Engineering
Editor's Note: It is my pleasure to announce that noted industry commentator Fred Lyon will be sharing his views on the power industry in a periodic column in Power Engineering titled Power Points.| Power Engineering
Editor's Note: It is my pleasure to announce that noted industry commentator Fred Lyon will be sharing his views on the power industry in a periodic column in Power Engineering titled Power Points.| Power Engineering
Solar, wind and natural gas comprised 86% of the capacity added to the U.S. electric grid in 2022.| Power Engineering
This strategic partnership combines KKR’s experiences in digital infrastructure, power, and the energy value chain with ECP’s energy transition platform.| Power Engineering
A new initiative will establish 5-10 flexibility hubs, demonstrating data center and power supplier strategies that enable flexibility.| Power Engineering
Braden Cammauf, V.P. of FPT North America, showcased the company's lineup of engines at POWERGEN International 2024 in New Orleans.| Power Engineering
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The Rapid Integration and Commercialization Unit (RICU) at Marine Corps Air Station Miramar is a living laboratory for testing how leading LDES technologies can be integrated into utility-scale microgrid applications.| Power Engineering
