U.S. public DC fast-charging ports reach 72,514 as grid load planning becomes the industry’s critical challenge
The number of public DC fast-charging ports in the United States reached 72,514 as of May 1, 2026, according to data from…
Grids, renewables, and the policies and investments powering the energy transition.
The number of public DC fast-charging ports in the United States reached 72,514 as of May 1, 2026, according to data from…
Something changed quietly in the American power industry in recent months, and it has nothing to do with how many electric vehicles…
Every driver who has spotted a row of fast chargers at a highway rest stop has seen the same federal program at…
President Donald Trump signed a proclamation on August 6, 2026, imposing a 15% ad valorem tariff and minimum import prices on polysilicon…
Every day, Americans watch solar panels go up. On rooftops. In fields. Along highway corridors. Millions of installations keep accumulating, and the…
Walk past any new subdivision or commercial rooftop in America and you will likely see them: dark blue rectangles arranged in rows,…
The U.S. Department of Energy's Office of Electricity has launched a new prize competition aimed at a persistent problem that has kept…
Most people picture the evening grid crunch as a natural gas problem. The sun goes down, demand spikes, and a turbine somewhere…
Michigan's utility regulator issued a formal straw proposal on August 6 to tighten the financial incentive and penalty framework that links DTE…
Baltimore Gas and Electric Company has filed a rate case with the Maryland Public Service Commission, seeking a $156 million electric rate…
Every month, roughly 135 million U.S. households open a utility bill and pay whatever number is printed at the bottom. Most never…
Every time a New England household paid its electric bill over the past decade and a half, a small charge was folded…