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Machine Learning Is Rewiring the Power Grid

3 weeks ago | eepower.com | Shannon Cuthrell

The grid is under growing strain as wind and solar claim a larger share of the power mix. These resources don’t produce consistent output, energy storage systems remain unpredictable, and demand patterns are harder to forecast. Replacing stable fossil fuel plants with intermittent generation has introduced new operational challenges that most grid infrastructure wasn’t originally designed to handle.
NREL Sets Record With 294 Patents for Renewable Energy

1 month ago | eepower.com | Shannon Cuthrell

A surge in energy tech emerged from the U.S. Department of Energy’s National Renewable Energy Laboratory (NREL) last year, culminating in 46 patents. The organization submitted a record 294 inventions and software tools in 2024, supporting a dozen new startups. Among these innovations were significant advancements in solar manufacturing, grid security, and wave energy conversion. NREL researchers developed a microwave spectrometer that characterizes solar materials in real time.
Hitachi Tests Grid-Forming Inverter for Grid Stability

1 month ago | eepower.com | Shannon Cuthrell

Traditional power grids have long relied on the mechanical inertia of large thermal power plants to maintain stable frequencies, typically 50 or 60 Hz. These plants use heavy rotating turbines that resist sudden changes in frequency, providing a built-in buffer against imbalances between supply and demand. But as renewable energy sources like solar and wind displace fossil fuels—and as distributed energy resources become more common—the modern grid is losing that built-in stabilizing force.
AI-Enhanced Platform Coordinates Solar, EVs, Batteries

1 month ago | eepower.com | Shannon Cuthrell

Rooftop solar panels, electric vehicles, and home batteries are now commonplace across millions of homes, especially in Europe. But many of these devices still operate in silos. A home may have a solar photovoltaic (PV) system, a wall battery, and a charger, but these devices might not respond to real-time grid conditions or price signals. The result is underutilized solar, unnecessary grid draw, and missed opportunities to tap into dynamic pricing.
What Do Data Center Pros Want for Efficient Operations?

2 months ago | eepower.com | Shannon Cuthrell

Energy storage in data centers is entering a significant transition, driven by rising AI adoption and power density requirements. A report from ZincFive, based on feedback from over 130 global data center professionals surveyed in early 2025, reveals just how fast the trends are shifting.
GM and EnergyHub Partner for Off-Peak EV Charging

2 months ago | eepower.com | Shannon Cuthrell

Under a new partnership, New York-based EnergyHub is unlocking financial incentives for General Motors EV owners who enroll in demand response programs managed through the company’s grid-edge software platform. In return for supporting the grid during peak hours, participants will receive financial compensation. Starting in 2025, owners of GMC, Chevrolet, and Cadillac EVs can enroll in EnergyHub programs via participating local utilities.
Companies Make 5 Major Moves in Batteries and Business - News

2 months ago | eepower.com | Shannon Cuthrell

The energy tech market remains highly dynamic, from financial collapses to technical breakthroughs. A major European battery player filed for bankruptcy, while a Chinese company pushed charging speeds to the limit. Meanwhile, a British startup is turning old EV batteries into revenue opportunities, National Grid is earmarking $100 million for AI investments, and Vanguard announced an electrification partnership. Cell manufacturing machines at Northvolt’s Skellefteå gigafactory in Sweden.
Strategic Moves by Mercedes-Benz, National Grid and Equinor

Mar 28, 2025 | eepower.com | Shannon Cuthrell

Several companies have made strategic moves to secure financing, shift priorities, and refine their portfolios. Equinor locked in financing for a large offshore wind project in New York, Mercedes-Benz started testing a lithium-metal solid-state battery, and National Grid sold its renewables business to concentrate on energy networks. Mercedes-Benz is conducting road tests on a solid-state battery in a modified EQS sedan.
New Moves in SMRs, Hydrogen Fuel, and Smart Grid Tech

Mar 25, 2025 | eepower.com | Shannon Cuthrell

The energy market is accelerating with major developments in nuclear, hydrogen, and grid modernization. How is Rolls-Royce pioneering small modular reactors? Video used courtesy of Rolls-RoyceRolls-Royce, Siemens Energy, TE Connectivity, and others have made advancements in small modular reactors, hydrogen-fueled wings, and smart grid technology for an aging infrastructure. A rendering of Rolls-Royce’s small modular reactor facility.
Fossil Fuels Down: Signs of an Evolving Power Grid

Mar 17, 2025 | eepower.com | Shannon Cuthrell

Two data releases from the U.S. government shed light on the nation’s rapidly evolving power grid. The Energy Information Administration (EIA) released its full-year 2024 statistics last month, showing a 12.9% growth in generation from renewable energy resources (excluding hydroelectric). Utility-scale solar thermal and photovoltaic plants generated 32% more than in 2023, while wind plants also grew by 7.7%.