Numerous companies are chasing an investment boom in battery storage plants in Texas. Read the article here: Texas-battery-rush-oil-states-power-woes-fuel-energy-storage-boom
The Department of Energy has announced its strategy for offshore wind deployment, structured around four initiatives. Read the article here: DOE-announces-strategy-offshore-wind-deployment
FERC recently approved an incentive-based rate treatment for utilities making certain cybersecurity investments in their systems. Read the article here: Ferc-cybersecurity-incentive-investments-decision
Rio Grande LNG will be the largest privately funded infrastructure project in the State of Texas and the first and only U.S. LNG project offering CO2 emissions reduction of more than 90% by means of planned carbon capture and storage. us-natural-gas-gets-a-boost-with-ferc-ruling
The nation’s 1,600 utilities face challenges ahead with decarbonization and electrification. Read the article here: Can-utilities-rise-to-the-challenges-presented-by-decarbonization
The U.S. Department of Energy (DOE) will allocate $590 million to renew its four existing Bioenergy Research Centers. Read how this funding will be helpful here: DOE-announces-590-million-increase-bioenergy-research
A new cybersecurity standard extending supply chain risk management requirements to “low-impact” bulk electric system cyber systems has been approved and will take effect April 1, 2026. Read the article here: Ferc-nerc-cybersecurity-supply-chain-standards
An energy-harvesting system, that can be embedded within plants and creates electricity from raindrops or wind, has been developed by researchers in Italy. Read the interesting article here: Artificial-leaf-energy-harvesting
How low will oil prices go this year? Oil prices have been trending lower for months causing analysts to speculate that there could still be more downside potential. Read the article here: Energy/Oil-Prices
