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GE Vernova launches medium-voltage UPS system to deliver continuous power protection for AI data centers and energy-intensive facilities

GE Vernova unveiled a new medium-voltage uninterruptible power supply on August 24, 2026, in Paris—a system built to keep AI data centers and other energy-hungry facilities running on…

By Kelly Lippke · September 6, 2026

GE Vernova

Energy

Rhode Island Energy to issue $170 million in bill credits to electric and natural gas customers starting October 2026

By Kelly Lippke · Sep 6

Japan

Japan announces energy policy package to diversify oil supply and reduce Strait of Hormuz dependence

By Kelly Lippke · Sep 6

Rockhopper

Rockhopper Exploration launches US$200 million capital raise to advance Falkland Islands Sea Lion oil project

By Kelly Lippke · Sep 6

A gas platform standing over the Black Sea

A gas platform for the Black Sea was built in 2 halves that sailed from Sardinia and Indonesia, and the sea it stands in has no marine base and no permanent fleet of service vessels

By Hugo Rojas · Sep 6

Alaska

Interior Department moves to exempt Alaska winter drilling from project-level environmental reviews

By Kelly Lippke · Sep 5

Sempra

Sempra files for permits to add 27 mtpa LNG expansion at Port Arthur, Texas

By Kelly Lippke · Sep 5

Solar panels and crops can share the same land and a new model shows both come out ahead by keeping plants cooler saving water and boosting energy output

Solar panels and crops can share the same land and a new model shows both come out ahead by keeping plants cooler, saving water, and boosting energy output

By Daniel Garcia · Sep 6

Otovo to buy an Oahu solar services company

Otovo is making Hawaii its next U.S. foothold, with plans to buy an Oahu solar services company and enter the island market

By Prince Sibanda · Sep 6

Floating on 1.8 acres of an Oregon irrigation reservoir, 1,776 solar panels cool the water and save 1.5 million gallons a year while sending about 75,000 dollars back to the district

By Hugo Rojas · Sep 6

Earthquake sensors are picking up hurricane signals that aircraft are too dangerous to collect and scientists say it could finally unlock the storm s most deadly secret

Earthquake sensors are picking up hurricane signals that aircraft are too dangerous to collect, and scientists say it could finally unlock the storm’s most deadly secret

By Carlos Albero Rojas · Sep 5

Solar platforms on steel piles above a shallow bay

A bay off Shandong that grows winter ice sheets got 1 gigawatt of solar bolted onto steel piles driven 56 feet down, and the first hard freeze since it switched on has not arrived yet

By Hugo Rojas · Sep 5

GE Vernova

GE Vernova launches medium-voltage UPS system to deliver continuous power protection for AI data centers and energy-intensive facilities

By Kelly Lippke · Sep 6

Dolphins

Free of offshore wind turbines, dolphins off Florida’s coast may be hunting by ear and 62 hours of underwater recordings show exactly where their clicks, whistles, and acoustic hotspots converge

By Kelly Lippke · Sep 6

An offshore wind turbine standing in the Baltic Sea

Poland took its first offshore wind power ashore in July from a Baltic farm 14 miles out with about 50 of 76 turbines standing, and the rotor on each sweeps more than 8 football fields

By Hugo Rojas · Sep 6

imagewind

Offshore wind farms were labeled a national security threat, but defense experts say the opposite may be true since turbines are already being turned into forward surveillance platforms protecting allied coastlines

By Carlos Albero Rojas · Sep 6

Soluna 28 MW Bitdeer deployment

Soluna adds a 28 MW Bitdeer deployment to its Texas data center, where wind power is becoming part of the computing stack

By Prince Sibanda · Sep 5

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Nuclear

NANO Nuclear Energy and Tillman Digital Gateway sign framework agreement to supply nuclear power to U.S. AI data-center campuses

By Kelly Lippke · Sep 6

Hydrogen tank vent stack beside a high voltage switchyard

Gas venting from a hydrogen tank outside the fence arced to the lines at a 500 kilovolt switchyard in Pennsylvania, and the reactor beside it tripped off 100 percent power the same minute

By Hugo Rojas · Sep 6

Burial mounds

A ridge above a Suffolk village held 11 burial mounds in the path of a 4 mile road to a nuclear site, and the richest of them had a harnessed horse in a pit of its own

By Hugo Rojas · Sep 5

mountains lions drinking water nuclear testing site

Three mountain lions walked up to a spring inside America’s old nuclear test site, and that same night a herd of wild donkeys arrived at the very same water

By Anke Maree · Sep 5

On a tropical island built around tourism, a 1,200 MW Chinese reactor sent its first electricity to the grid last month, and the country’s total nuclear capacity has overtaken France for the first time

By Hugo Rojas · Sep 4

mountain line capture old nuclear test site

Cameras hidden around America’s old nuclear test site took 393 pictures of mountain lions in one year, and at least four cats now call the restricted desert home

By Anke Maree · Sep 4

Stacked rows of dark aluminum bricks inside a steel shed

Built from roughly 3,700 aluminum bricks stacked in a New South Wales shed, a thermal store melts on the inside without changing shape and puts out superheated steam for 24 hours straight

By Hugo Rojas · Sep 6

NVIDIA

NVIDIA partners with Lancium and makes strategic investment to deploy AI infrastructure across 15+ GW campus pipeline

By Kelly Lippke · Sep 6

fish swimming near hydroelectric dam barrier

Oregon’s 13 federal dams are learning different salmon schedules: one spills at night, another lowers its lake in fall, and a third opens a special summer gate for fish

By Anke Maree · Sep 6

InPipe and BluePath line up $200 million

InPipe and BluePath line up as much as $200 million for distributed hydropower projects that could turn overlooked U.S. water infrastructure into power plants

By Prince Sibanda · Sep 6

Solid-state battery pouch cell on a laboratory workbench during independent testing, solid state cell

After 6 independent tests on the same Finnish cell, the energy density figures still disagree by more than a third and the cycle life claim that made the company famous has no test behind it at all

By Hugo Rojas · Sep 6

Nevada

Hoover Dam’s shrinking reservoir is pushing rural Nevada towns toward an energy cliff they never prepared for and now face alone as federal fixes arrive too slowly to stop the coming rate shock

By Kelly Lippke · Sep 6

Boston

A Boston startup is testing underground lightning strikes to turn ancient rock into a hydrogen factory using machines named Zeus and Thor

By Kelly Lippke · Aug 24

Researchers built a hydrogen turbine that makes electricity from controlled explosions and just shattered a world record

Researchers built a hydrogen turbine that makes electricity from controlled explosions and just shattered a world record

By Carlos Albero Rojas · Aug 22

Power to Hydrogen 0.5 MW AEM electrolyzer

Power to Hydrogen delivers its first commercial 0.5 MW AEM electrolyzer from Ohio to a customer in Antwerp

By Prince Sibanda · Aug 19

Plug Power U.S. hydrogen operations

Plug Power scales U.S. hydrogen operations with 1,666 fuel cell deployments and 40 tons of daily production capacity

By Prince Sibanda · Aug 19

Hydrogen

Highland Council approves Protium’s 15 MW Cromarty Green Hydrogen Production Facility in Alness, Scotland’s only HAR1-backed hydrogen project

By Kelly Lippke · Aug 16

Sasol

Sasol commissions Envision Energy to conduct green hydrogen design study at Sasolburg facility in South Africa

By Kelly Lippke · Aug 11

An old North Sea gas platform began producing hydrogen using wind power and sent it ashore through the same pipeline it was already using

An old North Sea gas platform began producing hydrogen using wind power and sent it ashore through the same pipeline it was already using

By Anke Maree · Aug 11

Hydrogen

A tiny iron piece smaller than a virus just outperformed the precious metal that has powered hydrogen fuel cells for decades

By Kelly Lippke · Aug 8

Latest News

1

Rhode Island Energy to issue $170 million in bill credits to electric and natural gas customers starting October 2026

Sep 6

2

NANO Nuclear Energy and Tillman Digital Gateway sign framework agreement to supply nuclear power to U.S. AI data-center campuses

Sep 6

3

Solar panels and crops can share the same land and a new model shows both come out ahead by keeping plants cooler, saving water, and boosting energy output

Sep 6

4

Otovo is making Hawaii its next U.S. foothold, with plans to buy an Oahu solar services company and enter the island market

Sep 6

5

Built from roughly 3,700 aluminum bricks stacked in a New South Wales shed, a thermal store melts on the inside without changing shape and puts out superheated steam for 24 hours straight

Sep 6

6

Free of offshore wind turbines, dolphins off Florida’s coast may be hunting by ear and 62 hours of underwater recordings show exactly where their clicks, whistles, and acoustic hotspots converge

Sep 6

7

NVIDIA partners with Lancium and makes strategic investment to deploy AI infrastructure across 15+ GW campus pipeline

Sep 6

8

Poland took its first offshore wind power ashore in July from a Baltic farm 14 miles out with about 50 of 76 turbines standing, and the rotor on each sweeps more than 8 football fields

Sep 6

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