The Latest Breaking News from Electricity

Companies are using a shortcut to build ever larger centers that use diesel generators as an emergency power source.

Aam Aadmi Party Chief Arvind Kejriwal on Tuesday said that the priority of his party in the next five years will be to eliminate unemployment and for this, his entire team is focused. Read further on Dynamite News:

Electric utility stocks were hot in 2024, but which stocks will continue to be strong in 2025? Duke Energy or NRG Energy, regulated or deregulated markets?

Aluminium is an exceptionally useful metal. Lightweight, resistant to rust and able to be turned into alloys with other metals. Small wonder it’s the second most used metal in the world after iron and demand is set to soar.

President Donald Trump has signed an executive order temporarily halting offshore wind lease sales in federal waters and pausing the issuance of approvals, permits and loans for both onshore and offshore wind projects

Driven by urbanization, high end-user demand, technological advancements, and digital innovation, the utilities market is poised for significant growth. Given the industry tailwinds, investing in quality utilities stocks Vistra (VST), PPL Corporation (PPL), and American Electric Power (AEP) could be wise. Read on.

Experts share their tips on how households can avoid the network "sun tax" and get more bang for their solar buck as once-generous tariffs come to an end.

Company grew share of market to 23.7% of households in Great Britain by end of 2024, says Cornwall Insight

From the Himalayas and Nepal to Northern Ireland, sustainable source of energy seems to be back in vogue

The UK government’s goal to increase public-controlled artificial intelligence computing power twentyfold by 2030 would significantly raise electricity demand. Can renewable energy supply meet it – and still have enough left over to electrify sectors like heating and transport, which must be fully decarbonised by 2050?

Nuclear-powered electricity generation is on track to reach a record high in 2025, with forecasts indicating it will make up nearly 10 percent of global energy production, the International Energy Agency (IEA) said Thursday.