As AI data centers strain the U.S. power grid, small modular reactors (SMRs) offer a promising source of clean, reliable energy. But outdated federal regulations could stall this critical innovation, leaving tech giants and climate goals in limbo.
Tesla and Matrix Renewables have signed an agreement to build a landmark 500MW/1GWh battery storage system in Scotland, marking a significant step for Tesla's energy division amid a challenging year for its automotive business.
PepsiCo is tightening its grip on the fast-growing energy drink sector by expanding its strategic partnership with Celsius Holdings and integrating Alani Nu into its U.S. distribution system. This move signals a coordinated push to challenge category leaders Monster and Red Bull through enhanced retail execution and portfolio synergy.
The residential battery startup has now raised over half a billion dollars to scale its fleet of home energy storage systems, positioning itself as a key player in the rapidly growing virtual power plant market aimed at stabilizing the national grid.
The recent Bluezone trade fair in Munich highlighted pivotal shifts in global denim sourcing and a wave of fabric innovations, as the industry navigates economic pressures and evolving consumer tastes.
At its recent AI Summit, Cisco Systems unveiled a multi-pronged strategy to cement its role in enterprise AI infrastructure, deepening its alliance with Nvidia and launching a new partner program. In a significant move for its European operations, the company also secured a 15-year renewable energy agreement to power its Polish data centers, directly linking its AI growth to sustainable power sourcing.
Amprius Technologies solidifies its U.S. supply chain through a strategic partnership with Nanotech Energy, positioning its high-performance silicon batteries to meet stringent defense procurement requirements and capture key aerospace contracts.
The world's leading energy CEOs gathered in Qatar for LNG2026, presenting a united front on gas's role in the energy transition while grappling with EU regulations and forecasting surging demand driven by artificial intelligence.
Woodside Energy Group's latest quarterly results show a dip, while its 2026 production guidance and a new Houston-based talent initiative outline a strategy balancing immediate operational challenges with long-term capability building.
Shares in Siemens Energy jumped nearly 9% following the company's dual announcement of a major U.S. manufacturing investment to meet AI data center power demand and a potential future spin-off of its struggling Siemens Gamesa renewable energy division, pending a stabilization of its operations.
GE Vernova (NYSE: GEV) is sharpening its focus on the booming grid modernization sector through a strategic alliance with utility giant Xcel Energy and the full acquisition of Prolec GE, moves that solidify its position in North America's energy transition infrastructure.
The energy technology giant is significantly scaling up its manufacturing and R&D footprint across Charlotte, Raleigh, and Winston-Salem, citing surging demand from data centers and industrial electrification.
The energy technology giant is significantly scaling up its manufacturing and R&D footprint across Charlotte, Raleigh, and Winston-Salem, citing surging demand from data centers and industrial electrification.
The German state has acquired a 25.1% stake in the German subsidiary of Dutch grid operator TenneT for €3.3 billion, a move aimed at securing funding for critical infrastructure upgrades and reinforcing national energy resilience.
Shares of uranium and critical minerals producer Energy Fuels (UUUU) retreated this week, cooling off after a sharp rally fueled by a new U.S. government initiative to bolster the domestic nuclear fuel supply chain.
Elon Musk forecasts China's electricity generation will outpace the United States by a factor of three within the next few years, citing the nation's breakneck expansion in solar and grid infrastructure as a pivotal shift in global energy leadership.
Devon Energy's decision to relocate its corporate headquarters from Oklahoma City to Houston is the most recent chapter in a decades-long trend of energy giants leaving the state, eroding its once-dominant position as a central hub of the American oil and gas industry.
A landmark all-stock merger between Devon Energy and Coterra Energy is set to create the nation's second-largest independent oil and gas producer, promising significant cost savings and enhanced shareholder returns in a consolidating energy market.
With Devon Energy's merger with Coterra Energy set to create a shale powerhouse, CEO Clay Gaspar will lead the transition, relocating the corporate headquarters from Oklahoma City to Houston while maintaining a significant operational foothold in Oklahoma.
As the U.S. renewable energy sector builds on a record-breaking 2025, it faces a critical juncture defined by supply chain pressures, extreme weather, and evolving market rules. Strategic adaptation, not just growth, will determine its sustainable trajectory.
