Energy & Green Tech

  • Why BorgWarner Is Betting on Both EVs and Hybrids in China and South Korea

    Why BorgWarner Is Betting on Both EVs and Hybrids in China and South Korea

    Electric vehicles are winning market share. Hybrids are winning volume. That distinction matters for understanding where BorgWarner (NYSE: BWA) is actually placing its bets. Three new electric motor awards across China and South Korea, announced April 30, 2026, span both sides of that market. A stator assembly for a battery-electric B-segment SUV in Korea. An…

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  • How Oracle and Bloom Energy Just Changed the Data Center Power Model

    How Oracle and Bloom Energy Just Changed the Data Center Power Model

    The AI data center energy problem has been solved on paper many times. Project Jupiter in New Mexico is trying to solve it in the ground. Oracle (NYSE: ORCL) and BorderPlex Digital Assets announced on April 27, 2026 that Project Jupiter, an AI data center campus in Doña Ana County, New Mexico, will be fully…

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  • Duke Energy’s 80-Year Nuclear Plant Is the Quiet Story Reshaping US Energy

    Duke Energy’s 80-Year Nuclear Plant Is the Quiet Story Reshaping US Energy

    Robinson Nuclear Plant has been running since 1970. It will now run until 2050. The US Nuclear Regulatory Commission renewed the operating license for Duke Energy’s (NYSE: DUK) Robinson Nuclear Plant on April 23, 2026, extending its operational life by another 20 years. The plant sits in Hartsville, South Carolina, delivers 759 megawatts of electricity,…

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  • Babcock, Riley, and IHI Just Targeted 36% of Global Electricity Generation

    Babcock, Riley, and IHI Just Targeted 36% of Global Electricity Generation

    The world’s aging coal fleet has a problem. These three companies just agreed to solve it. There are over 2,000 coal-fired power plants operating globally. Most of them are not going to be shut down on any near-term timeline. Replacing them requires capital that many developing economies do not have, grid capacity that does not…

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  • JinkoSolar Just Made Billions of Square Meters of Rooftop Available for Solar

    JinkoSolar Just Made Billions of Square Meters of Rooftop Available for Solar

    Billions of square meters of rooftop have been off-limits for solar. JinkoSolar just changed that. The solar industry has a rooftop problem nobody talks about enough. Not every roof can hold a solar panel. Older factory buildings, light-gauge steel structures, coal sheds, agricultural greenhouses, and buildings with deteriorating frames often cannot support the weight of…

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  • The Cooling Technology That Could Unlock AI’s Next Wave of Data Center Growth

    The Cooling Technology That Could Unlock AI’s Next Wave of Data Center Growth

    The AI energy crisis has a cooling problem. This company just raised money to solve it. Data centers do not just need electricity. They need cold. Every server that processes an AI workload generates heat. That heat has to go somewhere. Cooling systems run continuously, often consuming as much energy as the computing equipment itself.…

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  • The Company Turning Captured CO2 Into Aviation Fuel Across Southeast Asia

    The Company Turning Captured CO2 Into Aviation Fuel Across Southeast Asia

    Sustainable aviation fuel made from captured carbon dioxide and renewable electricity is one of the most promising paths to decarbonizing a sector that cannot easily electrify. Planes are not going battery-powered anytime soon. The fuel they burn needs to change instead. On April 9, 2026, eFuels SEA launched in Singapore as a dedicated platform to…

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  • Why Georgia’s Grid Investment Program Is One of the Best Utility Stories in America

    Why Georgia’s Grid Investment Program Is One of the Best Utility Stories in America

    When Hurricane Helene hit Georgia in September 2024, it became the most damaging storm in Georgia Power’s history. More than a million customers lost power. What happened next is the real story: smart grid technology allowed crews to restore power to over one million customers within the first five days despite widespread devastation. That speed…

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  • How Dodson Creek Solar Is Putting American-Made Panels to Work in Ohio

    How Dodson Creek Solar Is Putting American-Made Panels to Work in Ohio

    Geronimo Power has announced the start of commercial operations at its Dodson Creek Solar Project in Highland County, Ohio. The 117-megawatt facility is now delivering clean power into the PJM grid, one of the largest electricity markets in the world. Over its operating life, the project is projected to generate $49 million in direct economic…

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  • The Ocean Power Technology That Needs No Offshore Construction

    The Ocean Power Technology That Needs No Offshore Construction

    Wave energy has been theoretically promising for decades. Converting the relentless motion of ocean waves into electricity sounds logical, but making it work reliably, affordably, and without complex offshore infrastructure has defeated most attempts. Eco Wave Power Global AB (NASDAQ: WAVE) just changed that conversation. On April 1, 2026, the company announced the successful completion…

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