The recent directive from Energy Minister Simeon Brown to the Electricity Authority marks a significant pivot in New Zealand’s energy landscape, aiming to tackle the pressing issue of skyrocketing electricity prices. The Government Policy Statement (
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The U.S. electric grid is feeling the heat—literally and figuratively. With the skyrocketing demand for electricity driven by artificial intelligence, data centers, and electric vehicles, not to mention the relentless rise in temperatures, the strain
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When a lineman suffers a catastrophic injury at work, the aftermath can be devastating, not just for the individual but for their entire family. Workers’ compensation kicks in, providing financial support until the injured party reaches maximum medic
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The integration of renewable hydrogen technology into heavy-duty transportation is not just a technical shift; it’s a bold leap toward a cleaner, more sustainable future for logistics. As we grapple with the undeniable consequences of climate change,
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The UK government has just made a bold move towards energy independence, launching a new investment support scheme aimed at revitalizing the country’s long duration energy storage (LDES) infrastructure. This initiative is not just a drop in the bucke
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Fortum, the Finnish utility giant, finds itself at the crossroads of energy production and cybersecurity warfare, a growing concern that has become all too common in today’s digital age. CEO Markus Rauramo recently revealed to Reuters that the compan
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The recent transmission service agreement (TSA) secured by KF Wind with Korea Electric Power Corporation (KEPCO) marks a significant leap forward for the renewable energy landscape in South Korea. This arrangement guarantees the delivery of a whoppin
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The recent settlement between Vestas and Fortum marks a pivotal moment in the wind energy sector, particularly in light of the tumultuous geopolitical landscape. Both companies have decided to waive past, present, and future claims related to their l
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Ireland has just made a monumental leap in its renewable energy ambitions with the Oireachtas approving the South Coast Designated Maritime Area Plan (DMAP). This green light identifies four key sites for offshore wind farms along the southern coast,
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The recent conference in Istanbul laid bare the shifting dynamics in the European energy landscape, particularly concerning natural gas. As Matthew Bryza, the moderator, highlighted, the European Union has seen a dramatic decline in its reliance on R
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