Author name: Jorr Fatternack

The global power infrastructure market is on the brink of a significant transformation, with projections indicating a robust compound annual growth rate (CAGR) of 8.04% from 2024 to 2031. This anticipated growth is not merely a statistical anomaly; i

The submission of the Sceirde Rocks wind farm application to An Bord Pleanála marks a pivotal moment for Ireland’s renewable energy landscape. This proposed offshore wind project, located off the western coast, is not just a step towards fulfilling t

Rajasthan is gearing up to transform its energy landscape with an ambitious plan to develop 17 gigawatts (GW) of solar power capacity. This initiative is not just a response to the state’s burgeoning energy demands; it also represents a significant s

The Russian invasion of Ukraine has exposed the vulnerabilities in the country’s energy infrastructure, a system largely inherited from the Soviet era. This centralized and outdated model, which relied heavily on coal-powered plants, has proven inade

State Grid Corp. of China is making waves in the energy sector with its ambitious plans to ramp up capital expenditures, reflecting the seismic shift toward renewable energy. As the largest power grid operator, covering a staggering 80% of the countr

The Biden administration’s recent announcement of nearly $23 billion in conditional loan commitments to eight utility companies marks a pivotal moment in the U.S. energy landscape. This significant investment, designed to modernize infrastructure, ex

The recent announcement of a £410 million investment to develop a fusion energy plant at the West Burton power station site in Nottinghamshire is nothing short of a game-changer for the UK energy landscape. With the promise of thousands of jobs and a

The UK government has just dropped a bombshell in the energy sector with its announcement of a staggering £410 million investment aimed at turbocharging the development of fusion energy. This move is part of the broader “Plan for Change,” a strategy

For years, the U.S. electricity demand has been as flat as a pancake, but that’s changing—and fast. The recent surge in artificial intelligence (AI) development is flipping the script, driving a newfound appetite for power that utility companies are

Europe’s energy transition is surging ahead, fueled by a fervent commitment to decarbonisation, strategic autonomy, and economic sustainability. Yet, paradoxically, this very success could stall the transition itself. The existing electricity grid, o