A prolonged drought on the Danube River forced Romania to close its Cernavoda nuclear power plant due to insufficient cooling water, highlighting Europe's vulne

The Energy Department scrapped plans for national transmission corridors, a move critics say undermines grid reliability and renewable energy integration.

A severe heatwave in France began receding in western regions, reducing the number of departments under red alert.

The ongoing European heatwave is putting pressure on electricity grids, with the CEO of E.On warning of potential supply disruptions.

The Tomago aluminium smelter secured a $2.5 billion government renewable energy deal but will not reach 100% renewable power until 2033, with multiple supply de

New S-curve modeling suggests that renewable energy deployment could displace coal-fired power in Australia as early as 2032, though questions remain about the

India reached 300 GW of installed renewable energy capacity, a key step toward its national climate goals.

FERC ordered PJM Interconnection to accept aggregated distributed energy resources, opening the US's largest power market to virtual power plants.

ERCOT set a new peak demand record, but analysts warn over 80% of new large loads will lack matching generation by 2030.

Rapid growth in solar generation in India is causing a steep evening ramp-up problem when the sun sets and demand stays high.

India is driving a wave of new coal mine proposals worldwide, contradicting its renewable energy ambitions and climate pledges.

Kenya announced plans to deploy 1,000 MW of battery storage capacity to stabilize its grid and integrate growing renewable energy output.

Consumer home battery deployments in the US continued to rise even after generous federal tax credits expired, defying expectations of a slump.

The UK government is contemplating relaxing its electric vehicle mandate even as EV sales surge and oil prices climb, a move analysts say could cost consumers b

Kenya is undertaking grid modernization efforts to accommodate increasing amounts of renewable energy generation.

Colombia is reversing its focus on renewable energy and restarting oil and gas development, signaling a policy shift.

Several Democratic governors are embracing nuclear energy as a response to rising electricity demand and grid reliability concerns.

After data centers in Northern Virginia tripped offline in the largest such event in PJM history, the grid operator is considering new reliability standards.