If energy affordability is not top of mind for all utility leaders in 2026, it should be. In just a few short years, inflation, data centers and myriad other factors have emerged to create a difficult ...

Following up on the history of solar power, I thought I’d run down the history of wind turbines a bit. Enjoy! People have caught the wind to propel their boats for many thousands of years. I’m ...

Hurricane Sandy and subsequent hurricanes that hit the United States often leave many electric utility executives, their customers, local and state government leaders and regulators contemplating ...

New data released this week shows the Biden-Harris Administration’s Investing in America agenda has catalyzed a staggering $1 trillion in manufacturing, infrastructure, and clean energy investments ...

Image art by Paul Gerke via ChatGPT 4o. Tariffs and shifting trade policy have disrupted supply chains and project economics across the U.S. solar and renewable energy sectors. In this recorded ...

Borrego Solar installation site RT 52 West - Walden located at 1343 Route 52 in Walden, NY -- PV + ES - 5.8 MW PV + 4.4 MWh / 8.8 kWh ES (Photo By: Greg M. Cooper / Borrego Solar) New Leaf Energy has ...

If anyone tells you that there’s trepidation in the renewable energy finance world ahead of President Trump’s inauguration, send them this article. Miami, Florida-based Origis Energy, which develops, ...

When it comes to residential energy consumption, people are constantly striving for ways to reduce their monthly bills and energy usage and wastage. By looking at the US Energy Information ...

Image art by Paul Gerke via ChatGPT-4o. California has produced its fair share of heavy hitters, from Andre Ward and Andy Ruiz Jr. to Mikey Garcia and Danny Lopez. But soon there will be a new, ...

Experts anticipate significant growth in onshore and offshore turbine size. Credit: Berkley Lab Technology and commercial advancements are expected to continue to drive down the cost of wind energy, ...

Craig Rutfield has a startup mentality. Move fast, break things, improve. It’s a mindset often at odds with historical electric utility perceptions, which bemoan the industry’s slow embrace of ...