SUSI Partners has made a significant move in the renewable energy sector with the sale of two onshore wind portfolios in France and Finland. This transaction, part of the SUSI Renewable Energy Fund II (SREF II) portfolio, has not only generated subst
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The Tennessee Valley Authority (TVA) and Type One Energy have just announced a groundbreaking partnership that could accelerate the development of fusion power, a technology long considered the holy grail of clean, abundant energy. This isn’t just a
TVA & Type One Partner to Build 350-MWe Fusion Plant by 2035 Read More »
The launch of the BMBF-funded IFE Targetry HUB project at the end of 2024 marks a significant milestone in Germany’s pursuit of laser-based inertial confinement fusion. This ambitious initiative, led by the Fraunhofer Institute for Applied Solid Stat
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The UK’s energy landscape is set to undergo a significant transformation as global engineering giant Black & Veatch embarks on two monumental battery energy storage solution (BESS) projects in Scotland and northwest England. With a combined storage c
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The transition to renewable energy sources is fundamentally altering the dynamics of power grid stability. As we move away from traditional power plants with their inherent mechanical inertia, grid operators are faced with the challenge of maintainin
Grid Stability in Transition: Renewables Challenge Traditional Inertia Read More »
DIFFER, the Dutch Institute for Fundamental Energy Research, is not just a passive player in the fusion energy sector; it’s a dynamic force actively shaping the industry’s future. By focusing on valorisation, DIFFER is transforming scientific knowled
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In a historic move, the Baltic states of Estonia, Latvia, and Lithuania have officially severed their energy ties with Russia and Belarus, synchronising their electricity systems with the European power grid. This significant shift, marked by a high-
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The U.S. power grid is a sprawling, intricate web of thermal power plants, renewable energy installations, substations, and battery energy storage systems, all working in concert to deliver electricity to homes and businesses. Ensuring the reliabilit
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Mitsubishi Corp’s recent impairment charge of Y52.2bn ($342.4m) on its offshore wind projects in Japan sends shockwaves through the industry, raising critical questions about the sector’s future. This significant financial setback, stemming from a re
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The escalating cost of electricity is not just a financial burden for U.S. households; it’s a growing point of contention. With an 8% increase over the past two years, the average monthly residential electric bill hit $182 in 2024. This surge, driven
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