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Enverus, an energy-dedicated, software-as-a-service company that leverages generative artificial intelligence across its solutions, has released its 2025 Interconnection Queue Outlook, a comprehensive collection of power generation and transmission projects that show requests to connect to the U.S. power grid.
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After a year-long investigation pre-dating the Trump Administration, the U.S. sets new anti-dumping and countervailing duties on solar imports from Cambodia, Malaysia, Thailand, and Vietnam, finding suppliers guilty of exporting to U.S at below production costs. The tariff levels were as high as 3,521% for Cambodian imports. The U.S. imported almost $ 13 bn of solar from these countries in..
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The World Future Energy Summit 2025 has officially commenced in Abu Dhabi, running from January 14 to 16, as part of the Abu Dhabi Sustainability Week. This year's summit is particularly significant as it focuses on addressing critical water security challenges in arid regions, with a strong emphasis on insights applicable to Sub-Saharan Africa. The event brings together global leaders..
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The outlook for the power generation sector in 2025 promises a continuation of the energy transition, though there’s plenty of debate about the direction of the industry. Advocates for renewable […]
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CISA Director Jen Easterly is genuine in her concern for consumers when she talks about the need for “radical transparency”, which you can see during this presentation at CMU. She sites three driving principles: To help crystalize this model, at CISA, we’re working to lay out a set of core principles for technology manufacturers to build product safety into their processes..
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Michigan’s largest energy provider Consumers Energy will stop using coal as a fuel source for power generation within the next four years—15 years earlier than previously planned.
In an updated integrated resource plan (IRP) filed with the Michigan Public Service Commission (MPSC) on June 23, the CMS Energy subsidiary said the effort would lead Michigan’s clean energy transformation, and, if approved, it would make Consumers “one of the first utilities in the nation to go coal-free.”
Under the sweeping plan, Consumers will accelerate the closure of about 2.5 GW by 2025. It will speed up retirement of its three coal-fired units at its Campbell generating complex near Holland to 2025. Campbell 1 and 2—a combined 600 MW—are currently slated to close in six years. The 840-MW Campbell 3 is scheduled to close in 2040. It would also speed up closure of D.E.…