Despite being one of the world’s largest energy producers, Canada cannot take its energy security for granted. The country needs a comprehensive, national approach to energy security that strengthens energy availability, reliability, and resilience.
The two entities aim to accelerate solutions for the electric power industry amid the growing challenges from large-scale load customers and AI data centers.
Utility bills, data centers and politicians’ relationships with utilities have become top issues.
Following recent wildfires in Spokane County, Avista’s crews are repairing infrastructure, restoring power and focusing on vegetation management.
MIT Energy Initiative Director William H. Green was awarded the prestigious Jürgen Warnatz Gold Medal at the 41st International Symposium on Combustion in Kyoto, Japan, on July 30. The Warnatz Medal is one of the highest awards of the Combustion…
MIT researchers have created a way to make more climate-informed energy siting choices and shown how it can be used to make energy systems more resilient and reduce blackouts. The researchers’ framework, described in Nature Energy, combines fine-scale meteorology with…
The increasing digitalization of energy infrastructure introduces new cyber risks that can threaten grid stability and security. Utilities must adopt a security-by-design mindset, embedding cybersecurity into every phase of modernization, from architecture to operations, to safeguard critical systems and build…
Menasha’s recovery from the July tornado involved coordinated efforts from local utilities and neighboring crews, who cleared debris, replaced damaged infrastructure, and worked tirelessly to restore power, with progress reaching 90% restoration within a week.
What makes a diverter effective? It’s not what humans see. Explore the science behind avian detection and how advanced diverter technology can help reduce collisions while simplifying installation.