Energy & Green Tech
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Why the new 765kV transformer plant in Montgomery is a game changer for American energy
HD Hyundai Electric breaks ground on second Alabama factory to boost US transformer supply HD Hyundai Electric announced on March 7, 2026, that it has officially started construction on a second manufacturing plant in Montgomery, Alabama. This new facility, spanning 312,000 square feet, represents a 200 million dollar investment aimed at modernizing the American power
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Why the Natrium Construction Permit Changes the US Energy Landscape
The Historic Vote to Begin Construction on the Natrium Reactor In a landmark decision for the American energy sector, the U.S. Nuclear Regulatory Commission (NRC) voted on March 4, 2026, to issue the first ever construction permit for a commercial scale advanced nuclear power plant. This permit was awarded to TerraPower for its Kemmerer Unit
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Huawei at MWC 2026: The Strategic Shift to AI-Powered Green Infrastructure
The bottleneck for artificial intelligence is no longer found in the code. It is found in the electrical grid. As the era of agentic AI accelerates, global ICT infrastructure is hitting a physical limit. Global electricity consumption for data centers is projected to exceed 1,000 TWh by 2030. This represents a doubling of demand in
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The AI Power Gap: Ampace Unveils PU200 System for High-Density Load Resilience
The Data Centre World London 2026 floor is buzzing with a single, urgent problem: AI is breaking the traditional power chain. Ampace is stepping into the gap at Booth C145 with their new AI-focused infrastructure portfolio. This isn’t just about “bigger batteries.” It’s a specialized response to the violent load spikes and thermal headaches inherent
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TurnOnGreen Completes EV Charging Project for Foster City Housing
TurnOnGreen, Inc. has officially completed a new electric vehicle (EV) charging infrastructure project in Foster City, California. This initiative specifically targets workforce housing, providing critical infrastructure to residents of The Pilgrim community at 501 Pilgrim Drive. The project aligns with Foster City’s Climate Action Plan, which aims to slash community emissions to 50% below 2005
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Pleasants Power Station Validates 50% Lower-Cost Hydrogen Tech
In a major leap for the energy transition, Quantum Pleasants, LLC announced today the successful completion of a year-long commercial validation of its Omnis Quantum Reformer® (OQR®) technology. Operating at the 1,300MW Pleasants Power Station in West Virginia, the unit has proven its ability to produce hydrogen onsite at a cost 50% lower than any
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Frontera Energy Board Reviews New Acquisition Proposal Amid GeoPark Deal
Frontera Energy just confirmed they’ve got a massive “unsolicited” bid on their desk from Parex Resources . It’s a direct challenge to the deal they already signed with GeoPark . I’m looking at the numbers and they’re aggressive. Last month, Frontera was set to sell for $375 million. Now? Parex is flashing $500 million in
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Origis Energy Finalizes $650M Solar Build for Low‑Carbon Ventures
Origis Energy has announced the final commissioning of the Swift Air Solar facilities, a three‑phase, 500 MWdc complex in West Texas. The infrastructure, representing more than $650 million in investment, will support Occidental’s operations, including its STRATOS Direct Air Capture facility. Project Overview The Swift Air Solar facilities were planned, developed, and constructed by Origis
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AES Named Top U.S. Corporate Clean Energy Seller by BloombergNEF
The AES Corporation (NYSE:AES) has been recognized by BloombergNEF (BNEF) as the top seller of clean energy to corporations in the United States and the Americas in 2025. This marks the fifth consecutive year AES has led the rankings, which track corporate Power Purchase Agreement (PPA) signings. Recognition and Demand BNEF’s ranking highlights AES’ role
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Fermi America Advances 11GW Project Matador With New Financing
Fermi America™ (NASDAQ & LSE: FRMI) has secured over $100 million in committed equipment financing from Keystone National Group, part of a larger $200 million facility arranged by Cape Commercial Finance. The financing supports procurement of long‑lead high‑voltage assets for the first 2.3GW of Project Matador’s planned 11GW private HyperGrid™ campus in Amarillo, Texas. Financing
