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Utilities, Grid Operators Grapple with Adding Renewable Energy

2 weeks ago | powermag.com | Darrell Proctor

Power generators and transmission system engineers have to rethink their planning strategies, and must continue to develop tools to allow more solar,
Nexamp and Chipotle Partner to Expand Community Solar Access with 15 New Solar Farms Across the Country

1 month ago | powermag.com

Learn how Chipotle is making a difference by investing in Nexamp community solar farms, helping thousands save on energy costs.
Catalyze Announces Community Solar Acquisition in New York

1 month ago | powermag.com

Catalyze, a Houston, Texas-headquartered fully integrated developer and independent power producer of distributed renewable energy assets, announced it has acquired 48 MW of community solar projects in New York from hep solar, a globally operating German solar development and investment group.
Rethinking Emergency Power: Hydrogen and the Future of Disaster Resilience

1 month ago | powermag.com | Rick Harlow

Today’s energy resilience toolkit includes a growing array of technologies, including diesel generators, natural gas systems, lithium-ion battery storage, solar-plus-battery microgrids—and now, a new class of hydrogen-based solutions that generate clean electricity from moisture in the air. No single option is universally ideal, but understanding their strengths and applications can help communities build more robust and flexible emergency energy strategies.
Rio Tinto Investing $1.2 Billion to Modernize Quebec Hydropower Plant

1 month ago | powermag.com | Darrell Proctor

Global mining giant Rio Tinto said it will invest $1.2 billion to modernize a hydroelectric power plant in Quebec, Canada. The company on May 15 said the project is part of its bid to secure future aluminum production in the Canadian province, even after the Trump administration imposed 25% tariffs on U.S. imports of aluminum and steel from Canada earlier this year. The money will pay for upgrades to the 448-MW Isle-Maligne hydropower plant, which was commissioned in 1926 in Alma, Quebec.
Major Indiana Solar Project Advances to Next Phase

1 month ago | powermag.com | Darrell Proctor

Project manager Bechtel said further construction of the 1.3-GW Mammoth Solar facility in Indiana is moving forward, with the company on May 16 saying the project "kicked its construction activities into a higher gear this month."Bechtel was selected by Doral Renewables, a Philadelphia, Pennsylvania-based developer, owner and operator of renewable energy projects, to deliver the next three phases of the solar farm.
Microgrids Include a Long List of Technologies-and Benefits

1 month ago | powermag.com | Darrell Proctor

Microgrids have proven their role in enhancing the reliability, resilience, and sustainability of the modern power system. Microgrids, either operating independently or in conjunction with the main power grid, can provide continuous electricity during outages, which is why hospitals and other critical cafe and emergency facilities have embraced the technology. Data centers, always looking for reliable sources of energy, are looking at microgrids to provide much-needed power.
NERC's Summer Grid Outlook Shows Progress, But Elevated Risks Persist as Load Growth Outpaces Flexibility

1 month ago | powermag.com | Sonal Patel

All regions across the North American bulk power system (BPS) are generally positioned to meet peak demand under normal summer conditions, though elevated risks of electricity supply shortfalls could persist under extreme heat, surging demand, and resource variability, the North American Electric Reliability Corp. (NERC) warns.
Oklo Completes Key Siting Milestone for First Commercial Nuclear Fast Reactor at INL

1 month ago | powermag.com | Sonal Patel

Advanced nuclear developer Oklo announced it has successfully completed borehole drilling for site characterization work at its Idaho National Laboratory (INL) site, marking a pivotal milestone as the company progresses toward constructing its first commercial Aurora Powerhouse-a liquid sodium-cooled fast reactor designed for scalable deployment.
NRG Buying LS Power Gas-Fired Plants in $12-Billion Deal

1 month 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.