DTECH Northeast brings together experts in Boston, MA, to tackle issues like extreme weather events, grid modernization efforts in densely populated areas or harnessing distributed energy resources, and is now underway until November
A satellite designed to live two years and named for its speed is ending its life slowly and then with a blistering pace. Unable to steer and unable to observe, NASA’s Neil Gehrels
Battery storage projects have won nearly 40% of the capacity in Belgium’s latest capacity market (CM) auction results, while Germany’s first has all gone to gas, paying nearly eight times more than Belgium
Grid connections are now the biggest brake on rapid EV charging. Here’s how battery storage lets charging sites deliver more power from a smaller connection, and when it pays to add it.
BW ESS has put its 350MW/1,240MWh Hams Hall BESS project in the UK into operation, the largest in Europe.
The European Space Agency’s Hera spacecraft has reached an important milestone in its mission to investigate a historic asteroid collision. For the first time, its onboard camera has captured the two asteroids Didymos
A federal judge has barred Illinois from licensing, taxing or prosecuting sports event contracts listed on CFTC-regulated exchanges. The state’s appeal sends the fight to the Seventh Circuit, which already has prediction-market cases
Hull Street Energy completed its acquisition of FirstLight’s U.S. platform from the Public Sector Pension Investment Board, adding nearly 1,400 MW of generation assets.
HydroWing signed a contract with Ecodetect for AI-driven environmental monitoring at its 30MW tidal energy project in Morlais, Wales.
LONDON — British officials explicitly advised government ministers to not engage formally with Vantara, the controversial zoo founded and led by Indian billionaire Anant Ambani, according to documents obtained by Mongabay and The
