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The ‘brutal reality’ of scaling low-carbon fertilizer
Nitricity CEO Nico Pinkowski on finding the right model for a cleaner fertilizer solution.
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Utilities request $18.6 billion in rate hikes so far this year
The total is in addition to the record-breaking $31 billion utilities requested in 2025, a new PowerLines report shows.
Catherine BoudreauJul 14, 2026 -
Two months post-Fervo, XGS is weighing an IPO
Another enhanced geothermal developer may be heading for the public markets.
Maeve AllsupJul 14, 2026 -
How Trump’s attacks on offshore wind could put data centers at risk
The Judgment Fund paid $2.7 billion to cancel those leases. The same tool could unwind the PORTS Technology Campus’s lease next.
Nick ZenkinJul 14, 2026 -
Turning customer data into grid intelligence
How PSEG Long Island used AI to deepen its customer relationships.
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Aligned’s newest solar deal used automation to navigate local opposition
After a zoning board rejected an Illinois community solar project, Planted Solar is deploying software and robots to shrink its footprint.
Maeve AllsupJul 14, 2026 -
AI data centers are getting built thanks to a permit common for dry cleaners
Texas regulators are allowing AI data centers across the state to start up thousands of new pollution sources with no public notice or environmental reviews.
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Sunrun joins the emerging edge computing market
The company is piloting Nvidia chips at homes with solar and battery storage to help solve grid bottlenecks.
Catherine BoudreauJul 13, 2026
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How Gridware’s grid monitoring sensors won over a career lineman
The technology monitors vibrations and the electrical field around utility poles, to detect faults and prevent wildfires.
Bianca GiacoboneJul 24, 2026 -
Why energy bills may keep rising, even as utilities join Trump’s AI ratepayer pledge
The White House is taking credit for customer savings. But real change may ultimately be up to states.
Catherine BoudreauJul 23, 2026 -
The multi-billion dollar promise of vehicle-to-grid integration
The Vehicle-Grid Integration Council’s Steve Letendre unpacks the technology’s potential, as well as its hurdles to mass adoption.
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Survey: As community scrutiny grows, data center developers turn to on-site power
While power availability remains the top challenge, 28% cite local opposition as a worsening barrier.
Latitude StudiosJul 22, 2026
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