Strategic Partnerships Illinois invests $57M in clean energy for disadvantaged communities The funding is part of a broader effort to make Illinois a national model for clean energy investment.
Adam Rollins Reactor startup seeks approval to build 30 micronuclear facilities in Haskell County The proposed project would break ground on a 200-acre site approximately 180 miles west of Dallas.
Strategic Partnerships USDA releases frozen rural energy funds with new guidelines Some programs, including those currently funded, may need to align with new goals set by the Trump administration.
Strategic Partnerships Energy storage innovation takes center stage at Houston summit A Study for the DOE Energy Storage Systems Program put the 10-year economic value of energy storage in the U.S. at $228 billion.
Keaton Peters Energy investments needed to fuel next-gen data infrastructure Electricity consumption from data centers is projected to rise from 5% to over 16% of total U.S. electricity use by 2033.
Keaton Peters Memphis utility requests proposals for $200M renewable energy initiative The city announced a Request for Proposals for 100 megawatts of solar generation paired with 80 megawatts of utility-scale battery storage capacity.
Keaton Peters New study positions Indiana at forefront of small modular reactor development With new data centers and manufacturing facilities, Indiana faces mounting pressure to develop reliable, carbon-free power generation.
Strategic Partnerships LeeAnn Kittle: Cultivating sustainability in Denver public schools LeeAnn Kittle serves as executive director of sustainability for Denver public schools.
Brady Pieper New York to fund $150M in clean energy upgrades at state colleges The new funding, from the $4.2 billion Clean Water, Clean Air and Green Jobs Environmental Bond Act, would replace existing, low-efficiency energy systems.
Keaton Peters New York pledges $32.6 million to develop industrial sites for high-tech manufacturing The latest round of funding brings the total FAST NY investment to $233 million across 32 sites throughout upstate New York.