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electricity grid

  • Baltic States Continue Accelerated Effort to Decouple From Russian Power System
    Baltic States Continue Accelerated Effort to Decouple From Russian Power System
    To prevent any potential effects from disconnecting from the Russian grid, the Baltics have agreed to “a set of measures,” Estonian power grid operator says.
    June 4, 2024BY Ella Kietlinska
  • One Dead, Thousands Without Power After Victorian Storms
    One Dead, Thousands Without Power After Victorian Storms
    A severe thunderstorm, strong winds and bushfires have combined to wreak havoc across the state.
    February 13, 2024BY Rex Widerstrom
  • Politics, Not Climate Change, Is Behind Texas’s Electric Power Problems
    Politics, Not Climate Change, Is Behind Texas’s Electric Power Problems
    The idea that the electric grid can rely on green energy to keep the lights on isn't just ...
    October 6, 2023BY H. Sterling Burnett
  • New Climate Regulations Could Destabilize Grid, Electricity Operators Tell EPA
    New Climate Regulations Could Destabilize Grid, Electricity Operators Tell EPA
    Electricity operators say the EPA’s proposed new emissions rules could cause America’s electric grid to become unreliable.
    August 14, 2023BY Kevin Stocklin
  • ‘Divisive, Destructive’: SK and AB Push Back on Ottawa’s Threat to Withhold Funds if Net-Zero Goals Not Heeded
    ‘Divisive, Destructive’: SK and AB Push Back on Ottawa’s Threat to Withhold Funds if Net-Zero Goals Not Heeded
    The premiers of Saskatchewan and Alberta say Ottawa is happy to take from their provinces through equalization payments ...
    August 10, 2023BY Marnie Cathcart
  • Rush to Renewables May Destabilize Grid as Electricity Dependence Soars
    Rush to Renewables May Destabilize Grid as Electricity Dependence Soars
    Government policies are pushing ever more Americans onto the U.S. electric grid even as the climate-change experiment makes ...
    January 12, 2023BY Kevin Stocklin
  • Decarbonizing Ontario’s Electricity Sector by 2050 Will Cost $400 Billion, Says Grid Operator
    Decarbonizing Ontario’s Electricity Sector by 2050 Will Cost $400 Billion, Says Grid Operator
    Shifting Ontario's electricity sector away from fossil fuel-based energy to green alternatives by 2050 will cost $400 billion and ...
    December 16, 2022BY Peter Wilson
  • Leading Electricity Operator to Speed up Renewables Rollout
    Leading Electricity Operator to Speed up Renewables Rollout
    Transgrid, a power grid owner responsible for lighting up Australia's three largest states along the east coast, has ...
    November 8, 2022BY Jessie Zhang
  • America’s Emerging Energy Crisis
    America’s Emerging Energy Crisis
    Commentary The warning signs are everywhere. We're stumbling toward an energy crisis that's likely to be far more severe ...
    March 4, 2022BY Matthew Kandrach
  • KKR, Allianz, Axa to Bid on Red Electrica’s Fibre Unit, Expansion Says
    KKR, Allianz, Axa to Bid on Red Electrica’s Fibre Unit, Expansion Says
    MADRID—KKR, Axa, and Allianz will participate in an auction for a 49 percent stake in the fiber-optic subsidiary ...
    October 12, 2021BY Reuters
  • Brazil’s Eletrobras to Receive $500 Million in Regulatory Decision
    Brazil’s Eletrobras to Receive $500 Million in Regulatory Decision
    Brazilian state-run utility Eletrobras said on Tuesday that electric sector regulator Aneel ruled that the company would receive ...
    September 30, 2021BY Reuters
  • Australia Faces Energy Shortfall This Decade as Coal Plants Retire
    Australia Faces Energy Shortfall This Decade as Coal Plants Retire
    Australia may face a lack of electricity supply this decade unless new generation is brought in to offset ...
    August 31, 2021BY Daniel Khmelev
  • Rapid Renewables Rollout Poses Critical Dangers to the Grid
    Rapid Renewables Rollout Poses Critical Dangers to the Grid
    As environmental groups and activists demand Australia do more to address climate concerns, energy experts have issued their ...
    August 13, 2021BY Daniel Khmelev
  • Renewables Push Could Blackout Australia Without Total Grid Reform
    Renewables Push Could Blackout Australia Without Total Grid Reform
    A total reform to Australia's grid is urgently needed, or else the transition to renewables could spell disaster ...
    July 29, 2021BY Daniel Khmelev
  • 100 Percent Zero-Carbon Electricity by 2045 Signed Into Californian Law
    100 Percent Zero-Carbon Electricity by 2045 Signed Into Californian Law
    A bill that requires California to achieve 100 percent renewable or zero-carbon energy by 2045 was signed by ...
    September 11, 2018BY Zach Li
  • Security Fears and ‘Other’ Issues With Chinese Bidder for NSW Power
    Security Fears and ‘Other’ Issues With Chinese Bidder for NSW Power
    The Communist Party’s China State Grid Corp is raising local concerns not just about security—an ongoing corruption probe ...
    November 24, 2015BY Cassie Ryan
  • Utility Companies Worry Timeline for Carbon Reduction Goals Too Short
    Utility Companies Worry Timeline for Carbon Reduction Goals Too Short
    The EPA's proposed carbon rule could prevent utility companies from keeping the lights on.
    July 15, 2015BY Arleen Richards
  • Mammoth Power Grids at Risk of Failure?
    Mammoth Power Grids at Risk of Failure?
    Findings indicate that there is an existence of an optimal size for the power grid model based on ...
    April 25, 2014BY Marie Yeung
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    State Department Says 75 Americans Remain Missing After Nepal-Tibet Flood
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