Kevin Clark
Content Director at Power Engineering
Writing and reporting for Power Engineering and @powergenintl. Former TV reporter and @SyracuseU alum.
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power-eng.com | Kevin Clark
While the Federal Energy Regulatory Commission (FERC) continues to review issues related to the co-location of power generation facilities and large loads, such as data centers, the market appears to be responding to the regulatory uncertainty. Constellation CEO Joe Dominguez told investors this week that "on-grid" or "front-of-the-meter" configurations are becoming more attractive to the nation's leading nuclear power plant operator and its customers.
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power-eng.com | Kevin Clark
Google will provide early-stage funding to help developer Elementl Power advance three advanced nuclear projects, as part of an agreement announced by the companies Wednesday. Elementl Power calls itself a "technology agnostic" advanced nuclear project developer and independent power producer.
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power-eng.com | Kevin Clark
Editor's Note: The needs of data centers for AI and digital services are transforming power planning across the country. Join us at DTECH Data Centers and AI for "Catalysts of Change: Data Centers and the New Energy Landscape", where leading voices from Compass Datacenters and Google share how collaboration is the path forward. This keynote will unpack what developers really want from utilities, what utilities need in return, and how smarter, more sustainable partnerships are being built today.
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power-eng.com | Kevin Clark
AES and Mexico's state-owned utility, Comisión Federal de Electricidad (CFE), reached a settlement agreement last month, ending a five-year legal battle over the alleged breach of a power and capacity purchase agreement. News of the settlement was announced in AES' latest quarterly filings. AES Mérida III is a 505 MW combined cycle plant located in Mérida, Yucatán, Mexico. It was commissioned by AES México in 2000, and power from the plant is sold to CFE.
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renewableenergyworld.com | Kevin Clark
Significant change is coming to the U.S. economy as the world reacts to President Donald Trump’s tariff policy. While this change isn’t evident on U.S. store shelves just yet, there are reports that an increasing number of large cargo ships bound from China are heading to Europe and other Asian countries, rather than to American ports. The energy sector is rife with concerns about cost and supply chain impacts on components for solar panels, batteries and transformers.
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Dozens of attendees had the opportunity to tour the plant earlier this week. More from @jennrunyon here: https://t.co/7A5h3kyFpF
At @powergenintl now: Bill Mangan of Kissimmee Utility Authority and Ken Rutter of the Florida Municipal Power Agency speak on major performance upgrades at the natural gas-fired Cane Island Power Park. https://t.co/kfSWZIxSy4
At @powergenintl now: Bill Mangan of Kissimmee Utility Authority and Ken Rutter of the Florida Municipal Power Agency speak on major performance upgrades at the natural gas-fired Cane Island Power Park. https://t.co/kfSWZIxSy4