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The last few years have seen increasing adoption of energy storage technology across sectors, from power to transportation to buildings. Despite the changing policy environment, the demands-led growth shows little signs of slowing down. With its versatile configuration both as a standalone technology and in conjunction with other clean energy...

Nuclear energy is making a comeback. From project announcements to capital raises, new headlines around nuclear seem to be rolling in every week. Shuttered plants, including Three Mile Island and Palisades, are set to re-open. About-to-expire permits for operating existing plants such as Diablo are getting extended. Incumbents such as...

The green hydrogen sector experienced a dramatic cycle following the passing of the Inflation Reduction Act (IRA) in 2022. A massive number of projects were announced in the first half year, with companies rushing to invest in green hydrogen projects and capture the $3/kg production tax credit (PTC) in section...

More power supply is needed to meet the rising energy demand. Yet despite the better technology and workforce upskilling, building a power-generating project now takes longer than ever. In a Nutshell Many factors have contributed to the delay, ranging from securing the permits to procuring the equipment. Among them, the...

The Department of Energy (DOE)’s recent announcement of a 15 billion conditional loan to PG&E has caught a lot of attention this past week. If finalized, this would be the biggest loan DOE has ever issued to a single company through its Loan Program Office (LPO). Size aside, the PG&E...