U.S. market

After a decade of trying to build an autonomous car, Apple finally killed Project Titan. What happened?

Utilities were already being squeezed by rising demand and stagnant supply. Then AI began supercharging load growth.

An Energy Innovation report unpacks the tools utilities can use to manage growing data center demand.

Thirty-three companies stand to benefit from the just-announced Industrial Demonstrations Program, which provides $6 billion for hard-to-decarbonize sectors.

Scope 3 emissions are out. But with existing regulations from the EU and California, does it matter?

Skillsets like chemistry and chemical engineering are in short supply, even as investment in factories grows.

CAP means immediate changes for corporations — but also near-term opportunities for the smaller fish offering decarbonization services.

As utilities scramble to meet new demand, a former Microsoft VP is exploring creative ways to unlock new grid capacity.

For the first time, solar represented over half of the power added to the grid.

Lumin is leaning on partnerships as competition from smart meters mounts.

For utility darling TS Conductor, finding the workers it needs means looking beyond the energy sector — and in Southern California, that means aerospace.

Declining interest rates, increasing capex costs, and the rising reign of solar-plus-storage are all converging.

An Energy Department VPP expert on the imperative for connecting and dispatching distributed resources

WattCarbon’s marketplace facilitates hourly — rather than annual — matching, ideally maximizing the emissions reduction of certificate purchases.

A variety of “technical gremlins” hampered the project’s daily output.