The Invisible Load: When Demand Bypasses the Grid Two percent. That’s the figure reported for the growth in US grid electricity demand over the last seven months, a notable dip from 3 percent during the Read More
The Administrative Chokehold on Energy Transition The federal government’s playbook for stalling domestic infrastructure development just got a public redacting, but the underlying strategy remains far too easy to deploy. A recent ruling from Read More
The Raw Numbers and the Quiet Caveat The United States power grid, a sprawling relic largely designed in the mid-20th century, just received a headline that sounds like progress but functions as a warning. Read More
The Illusion of Progress in US Nuclear Innovation A test reactor achieving criticality at a national laboratory is not the same as a power plant feeding electrons into the grid, a distinction lost in the Read More
The Unaccounted Cost of Dirty Energy Hundreds of terawatts a year. That is the startling volume of potential solar power, currently left untapped, not due to inefficient panels or cloudy skies, but because of the Read More