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Active Infrastructure is stepping into the spotlight with its ambitious plan to transform 362 acres in Leesburg, Virginia, into the Spring Valley Technology Park, a state-of-the-art data center campus. This project is not just another brick in the wa

Bharat Heavy Electricals Ltd (BHEL) is back in the game, and it’s making waves. The company reported a staggering profit of 966.7 million rupees for the last quarter, a significant turnaround from the losses it faced last year. This rebound is no flu

Kenya is on the brink of a geothermal revolution, and President William Ruto is leading the charge. His recent call for private investors to dive headfirst into geothermal energy reflects a growing recognition of the untapped potential that lies bene

Diane Coyle’s exploration of welfare economics in her book, ‘Markets, State, and People,’ offers a compelling look at the interplay between individual choices and collective welfare, particularly in the utilities sector. Coyle, a Professor of Public

Investing is a strategic game, a delicate balance of understanding market trends, risks, and potential returns. For investors, the ultimate goal is to find an investment that not only outperforms stocks but also carries less risk. The holy grail of i

Solar energy is stepping into the limelight as a critical weapon in the climate change battle, and countries worldwide are pouring resources into solar infrastructure to wean themselves off fossil fuels. In India, the stakes are particularly high. Th

The Biden-Harris administration is making waves in the energy sector with a hefty $430 million investment aimed at overhauling 293 hydroelectric facilities across the United States. This ambitious initiative, under the auspices of the Department of E

In the ever-evolving landscape of energy, ACWA Power has carved out a formidable niche since its inception in 2004. Based in Riyadh, Saudi Arabia, this powerhouse isn’t just about generating electricity; it’s about redefining how we think about energ

Cuba’s energy landscape is undergoing a significant transformation, as highlighted by Ember’s report revealing that the installed capacity of the country’s thermal power plants (TPPs) more than doubled from 3.4 GW in 2000 to 7.4 GW in 2022. This surg

Cuba is grappling with a crisis that feels like a scene out of a dystopian novel, where citizens like Yusely Perez are resorting to collecting firewood just to cook a meal. The recent nationwide blackout left around 10 million Cubans without power fo