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POWER Magazine•about 1 month ago

Air Liquide Technology Converts Ammonia Into Hydrogen at Industrial Scale

•Air Liquide has successfully launched the world's first industrial-scale ammonia cracking pilot unit, converting 30 tons/day of ammonia into hydrogen at the Port of Antwerp-Bruges.
•This innovation provides a critical, missing technological link for the viable, large-scale transportation of hydrogen by converting it to ammonia for transport and then back to hydrogen at the point of use.
•The technology significantly de-risks hydrogen logistics, potentially accelerating the adoption of hydrogen as a clean fuel for industrial processes, power generation, and other large-scale energy applications.

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CleanTechnica•about 2 months ago

The Auto Companies Electrifying Fastest in USA — EV Shares of Overall Sales

•The article analyzes which auto manufacturers are electrifying fastest in the USA, specifically by examining the percentage of their total vehicle sales that are electric.
•This trend indicates a significant and accelerating shift in the transportation sector towards electric vehicles, signaling sustained growth in electricity demand.
•For developers, this points to a growing market for new generation capacity (especially renewables), grid modernization, and charging infrastructure projects to support increasing EV loads.

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POWER Magazine•about 2 months ago

Entergy Ends Plan for Floating Methane Gas Power Plant in Louisiana

•Entergy Louisiana canceled its planned 112-MW floating methane gas power plant, the Bayou Power Station.
•The project's cancellation was a direct result of successful opposition from environmental groups, including Earthjustice and the Alliance for Affordable Energy.
•This event signals heightened development risk and increased regulatory/public scrutiny for new fossil fuel generation projects, even smaller, potentially flexible units.

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CleanTechnica•about 2 months ago

90 New EV Chargers To Be Installed In Los Angeles

•California is experiencing rapid EV charger expansion, with 90 new public curbside chargers in Los Angeles, 750-800 in San Diego, and 20 in Long Beach, totaling over 860 new units.
•This significant increase in EV charging infrastructure signals a substantial and growing demand for electricity across California, particularly at local distribution levels.
•For developers, this presents opportunities for new generation, energy storage, and grid modernization projects to support the growing load and manage grid impacts.

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Utility Dive•about 2 months ago

Former FERC commissioners urge Supreme Court to uphold agency independence

•Former FERC commissioners are urging the Supreme Court to uphold the agency's independence, warning that overturning 'Humphrey's Executor' could compromise its price-setting authority.
•A potential weakening of FERC's independence could lead to increased political influence over electricity rates, transmission charges, and market rules, introducing significant regulatory uncertainty.
•For developers and large power consumers, this instability could directly impact project economics, PPA negotiations, and long-term operational costs due to unpredictable shifts in regulatory policy.

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CleanTechnica•about 2 months ago

Used EVs Pull New Duty As Guardians Of The Grid

•Used electric vehicles (EVs) equipped with bidirectional charging are emerging as a significant source of distributed grid balancing services.
•The increasing affordability and availability of used EVs will accelerate the deployment of vehicle-to-grid (V2G) capabilities for owners and fleet managers.
•This trend presents new opportunities for large power consumers and IPPs to leverage EV fleets for grid support, demand response, and potential revenue generation.

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POWER Magazine•about 2 months ago

Two-in-One Multimeter and Calibrator

•GOSSEN METRAWATT introduces the METRACAL CM series, a new compact, handheld device combining a precise multimeter and a multifunctional process calibrator.
•The device allows for simultaneous simulation of galvanically isolated sensor signals and measurement of output signals up to 30 VDC without time-consuming switching.
•This tool offers practical benefits for field use, enhancing efficiency and accuracy in commissioning, maintenance, and troubleshooting of power generation assets, industrial control systems, and large load infrastructure.

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CleanTechnica•about 2 months ago

Sunbolt Is Leading On Solar Power Workstations At Educational Campuses

•Sunbolt is actively deploying solar-powered workstations and charging stations at educational campuses including UC Riverside, Southern New Hampshire University, and Montgomery County Public Schools.
•This initiative represents a growing market for integrated, point-of-use solar solutions that convert sunlight directly into electricity for localized consumption.
•For developers and large power consumers, this trend highlights opportunities for distributed solar generation to meet specific, localized power demands, potentially reducing reliance on grid power for small loads and enhancing sustainability profiles.

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CleanTechnica•about 2 months ago

Somebody Is Losing The War On EVs, Bigly

•Volkswagen-backed startup, Scout Motors, is proceeding with plans to launch EV production in 2027.
•This commitment to new EV manufacturing facilities signifies a future increase in industrial electricity demand, despite current EV market challenges.
•The continued investment in EV production indicates long-term confidence in the sector's growth, impacting future grid planning and load forecasting.

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CleanTechnica•about 2 months ago

The Ride1Up Revv1 DRT — CleanTechnica Tested

•The article reviews the Ride1Up Revv1 DRT e-bike, focusing on its design, components, and market positioning within the e-bike and scooter segments.
•The content is entirely focused on personal electric mobility devices and does not contain information relevant to utility-scale power generation, transmission, large-scale energy consumption, or grid infrastructure.
•No key facts, numbers, market impacts, policy changes, or project announcements pertaining to the power/energy industry are present in the provided text.

CleanTechnica•about 2 months ago

Did Tesla Find Its US EV Tax Credit Loophole? Tesla Rentals? Plus New Marketing Efforts

•Tesla has launched a rental program and new marketing initiatives, speculated to be a strategy to leverage US EV tax credits.
•This innovative approach to utilizing federal incentives (IRA) by an OEM could influence how large power consumers and fleet operators structure their EV procurement and fleet management strategies.
•Accelerated EV adoption, driven by such OEM strategies, will contribute to growing electricity demand, impacting future grid planning, generation needs, and charging infrastructure development for IPPs and developers.

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Utility Dive•about 2 months ago

Data center volatility, batteries and the electric grid’s new reality

•Data centers are transitioning from passive energy consumers to active participants in grid stability, driven by their increasing load and potential flexibility.
•This new reality will necessitate data centers integrating battery storage and potentially engaging in demand response or ancillary services to support the grid.
•Regulatory or market forces will likely compel data centers to adopt these grid-supportive roles, creating both operational challenges and new revenue opportunities for large power consumers.

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Utility Dive•about 2 months ago

Solar project delays decreased in Q3 2025: EIA

•Solar project delays decreased significantly in Q3 2025, with only 20% of planned capacity reporting delays, down from 25% in Q3 2024.
•This trend suggests improving project execution and potentially easing bottlenecks in the solar development pipeline.
•For developers, this indicates greater predictability in project timelines and reduced risk of delays, aiding financial planning and resource allocation.

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Utility Dive•about 2 months ago

The week in 5 numbers: Electricity prices extend rise, regulators rein in data centers

Energy Storage News•about 2 months ago

Statera secures debt finance for 1.36GWh UK BESS

•Statera Energy secured £235 million ($309 million) in debt financing for its 680MW/1,360MWh Carrington BESS project in Manchester, UK.
•This significant financing demonstrates strong market confidence and bankability for large-scale battery energy storage systems (BESS) in the UK.
•The 1.36GWh BESS will enhance grid flexibility and stability, offering potential benefits like improved reliability and price stability for large power consumers.

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Utility Dive•about 2 months ago

Shell to sell ‘substantial portion’ of Volta EV business

•Shell is selling a 'substantial portion' of its Volta EV charging business less than three years after acquiring it for $169 million.
•This rapid divestment by a major energy company signals potential challenges, strategic shifts, or a re-evaluation of the profitability and scalability within the EV charging infrastructure market.
•For developers and large power consumers, this indicates increased volatility or consolidation in the EV charging sector, potentially impacting future investment decisions, partnership opportunities, and the long-term stability of charging solutions.

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Energy Storage News•about 2 months ago

US sodium-ion startup Peak Energy deploying 720MWh BESS for Jupiter Power, with 4GWh under reservation

•Peak Energy will supply developer Jupiter Power with up to 4.75GWh of sodium-ion BESS, including an initial 720MWh deployment and 4GWh under reservation.
•This significant commercial agreement signals the maturation and large-scale market entry of sodium-ion technology as a viable, potentially lower-cost alternative to lithium-ion for grid-scale storage.
•The diversification of battery chemistry options can enhance supply chain resilience, reduce material cost volatility, and offer new project development pathways for energy storage developers and large power consumers.

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CleanTechnica•about 2 months ago

BYD ATTO 1 & ATTO 2 Bring EV Price Parity to Australia!

•BYD has launched the ATTO 1 in Australia at $23,990 AUD ($15,661 USD) before on-road costs, establishing it as the country's most affordable EV and achieving price parity with comparable ICE vehicles.
•This EV price parity is expected to significantly accelerate EV adoption rates, leading to a substantial increase in electricity demand across Australia.
•The surge in EV charging demand will necessitate considerable investment in new generation capacity (especially renewables), energy storage solutions, and grid infrastructure upgrades.

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Energy Storage News•about 2 months ago

Arizona county P&Z commission denies land use amendment for Nadara’s 200MW hybrid BESS project

•Nadara's 200MW hybrid Battery Energy Storage System (BESS) project in Arizona has been denied a crucial land use amendment by the county Planning & Zoning commission.
•This setback introduces significant uncertainty and potential delays for new utility-scale storage capacity in Arizona, impacting future grid stability and PPA pricing for large power consumers.
•The denial underscores the critical importance of local land use and permitting processes as a major regulatory hurdle for large-scale energy infrastructure projects, even for advanced storage solutions.

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Energy Storage News•about 2 months ago

Greece: PPC awards Trina Storage with 200MWh Western Macedonia BESS project contract

•PPC Renewables, a state-backed power firm in Greece, has launched construction on a 200MWh large-scale Battery Energy Storage System (BESS) project in Western Macedonia.
•Trina Storage has been awarded the contract to supply the energy storage technology for this significant grid-scale project.
•This project signals continued strong investment by state-backed entities in large-scale energy storage infrastructure, creating market opportunities for developers and IPPs in the European region.

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