| | | | | | If you have marveled at why data centers, artificial intelligence factories and the hyperscale developers are suddenly cutting deals to secure behind-the-meter power at a quickening pace, focus no further than sobering recent news from the largest grid operator in the United States. |
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| | Sponsored | | Hosted by ADNOC, ADIPEC 2026 takes place in Abu Dhabi, 2–5 November. As geopolitical shocks and rising demand from growth, electrification and AI strain an interdependent energy system, energy security has become even more integral for economic stability. ADIPEC is the global platform where energy, technology and finance converge to shape the future. |
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| | | | Emerging technologies like SiTration's electrochemical systems aim to recover copper from mining waste efficiently, offering a sustainable alternative to traditional mining amidst declining ore quality and long project timelines. |
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| | | | A massive $500 billion partnership involving NVIDIA and top private equity firms is accelerating AI infrastructure development, highlighting confidence in AI's long-term economic potential despite regulatory and energy challenges. |
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| | | | This collaboration focuses on deploying carbon capture in SAGD operations, targeting the reduction of 60,000 metric tons of CO₂ annually, and exemplifies a strategic move towards sustainable industrial practices through innovative technology. |
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| | | | Hyliion leverages 19th-century Stirling engine principles with modern additive manufacturing to develop versatile, fuel-flexible linear generators, powering maritime and industrial applications while reducing emissions and maintenance. |
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| | | | Eos Energy Enterprises and Cerberus Capital Management's joint venture, Frontier Power USA, has exceeded its initial $250 million funding goal, securing over $263 million to develop zinc-based long-duration energy storage solutions for various sectors, including utility and data centers. |
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Sponsored | | A new industry survey of facility leaders finds most blame the utility grid for power fluctuations, but research shows most outages start inside the facility. See what's fueling demand for real-time monitoring and backup power. |
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