POWER Magazine

For many years, POWER has been recognized as a magazine, but it has evolved into a comprehensive brand that encompasses various formats, including publications, trade shows, conferences, and digital media. POWER delivers crucial updates on business operations, legal matters, and regulatory news, along with insights on operations and maintenance for the power generation sector. Industry professionals rely on POWER to stay informed about best practices, safety concerns, and productivity enhancements. It serves as the primary resource, offering a mix of print materials, online content, e-newsletters, videos, webinars, and conference opportunities.

International, Trade/B2B

English

Magazine

Outlet metrics

Domain Authority

Ranking

Global

#264299

United States

#143627

Heavy Industry and Engineering/Energy Industry

#428

Traffic sources

Monthly visitors

Articles

NRG Buying LS Power Gas-Fired Plants in $12-Billion Deal

2 days ago | powermag.com | Darrell Proctor

NRG Energy announced it would acquire 18 natural gas-fired power plants with 13 GW of generation capacity as part of a $12-billion cash-and-stock deal with LS Power. Houston, Texas-based NRG on May 12 said the deal, expected to close in the first quarter of 2026, would double the group's overall generation capacity portfolio to 25 GW. The gas-fired plants are located in the U.S. Northeast and Texas, the company said Monday.
How ADMS and DERMS Are Delivering Smarter Solutions for Utilities and Customers

2 days ago | powermag.com | Aaron Larson

Advanced Distribution Management Systems (ADMS) and Distributed Energy Resource Management Systems (DERMS) are crucial grid management technologies in today's modern power delivery system. ADMS integrates multiple utility operational systems into a unified control platform. It combines functions like outage management, supervisory control and data acquisition (SCADA) systems, and distribution automation (DA) to provide operators with real-time visibility and control across the distribution grid.
India Coal Giant Will Invest $3 Billion for Renewables, and Build 1.6-GW Coal-Fired Plant

5 days ago | powermag.com | Darrell Proctor

State-owned Coal India Limited (CIL) has announced plans to invest about $3 billion to build as much as 4.5 GW of renewable energy generation capacity. The memorandum of understanding, signed May 7 with major ammonia producer AM Green, is expected to significantly increase India's green hydrogen and ammonia production capabilities. The joint effort, announced by AM Green on May 9, comes just after CIL said it was partnering with Damador Valley Corp.
Google Will Fund Three Nuclear Projects with Elementl Power

1 week ago | powermag.com | Darrell Proctor

A nuclear power project developer said it has a deal with Google, with the technology company agreeing to commit funding for at least three projects that each would have 600 MW of generation capacity. Elementl Power, founded in 2022 and based in Greer, South Carolina, on May 7 said Google would help the company move toward its goal of bringing more than 10 GW of nuclear power capacity online by 2035.
17 States Sue Trump Over Halt to Wind Energy Projects

1 week ago | powermag.com | Darrell Proctor

A group of attorneys general from 17 states, along with the District of Columbia, is suing the Trump administration over the president's move to suspend leasing and permitting of new U.S. wind energy projects. The lawsuit filed May 5 (read the 101-page document here) seeks a court order that declares Trump's action unlawful.
EDP Renewables Brings Second Phase of California Solar Farm Online

1 week ago | powermag.com | Darrell Proctor

EDP Renewables North America (EDPR NA) has inaugurated the company's 200-MW Scarlet II Solar Energy Park, in Fresno County, California. Scarlet II follows EDPR NA's Scarlet I Solar Energy Park-a 200-MW solar farm with and 40 MW/160 MWh of battery energy storage system (BESS)-which achieved commercial operation in 2024. This second phase of the Scarlet Solar Energy Park includes a co-located 150-MW/600-MWh BESS, increasing the project's resilience.
Sonnen, Energy Groups Join for Major Texas VPP Project

1 week ago | powermag.com | Darrell Proctor

A leading provider of residential energy storage, along with a Texas retail energy provider and an energy technology group, announced a collaboration to support a virtual power plant (VPP) network in Texas.
How PG&E Is Supporting EV Growth Without Expensive Grid and Home Upgrades

2 weeks ago | powermag.com | Aaron Larson

As electric vehicles (EVs) surge in popularity, many American homeowners are discovering a hidden obstacle to the EV transition: the aging electrical infrastructure of the nation's housing stock. While modern homes are often built with 200-amp service panels, houses built before 1990 often have just 100 amps or less-creating an unexpected barrier to convenient home charging.
GE Vernova Boosting Gas Turbine Capacity With Technology Upgrade

2 weeks ago | powermag.com | Darrell Proctor

GE Vernova will install new equipment at a power plant in Iraq, its first use of the company's upgraded AGP XPAND technology. The latest version is an evolution of GE Vernova's Advanced Gas Path (AGP) system introduced more than a decade ago on the company's 9E.03 fleet to boost gas turbine capacity. The first AGP XPAND is planned for the 1,250-MW Bazyan Power Plant, which is operated by Taurus Energy, a portfolio company of Onex Group.
Optimizing Supply Chain Processes to Ensure a Reliable Electric Power System

2 weeks ago | powermag.com | Aaron Larson

The power industry supply chain is facing unprecedented strain as utilities race to upgrade aging infrastructure against a backdrop of lengthening lead times and increasing project complexity. As one Midwestern utility executive recently noted, "Transformers that once arrived in three months now take up to two years to source," highlighting a crisis that extends far beyond inconvenience to threaten grid reliability and resilience.