Merus Power Delivers an Energy Storage System for Extreme Arctic Conditions
The energy storage facility is engineered to operate reliably in Arctic conditions, withstanding temperatures down to -50 °C, heavy snowfall, and ice.
Data Infrastructure Challenges in Clean Energy Research Environments
Clean energy research relies on past test data to predict how new fuel cell designs will perform, reducing the need to physically build and test every configuration and increasing the need for scalable analytics and machine learning.
HiTHIUM Completes World's First Open-Door Large-Scale Fire Test of a 6.25MWh BESS with kAh Battery Cells
The test results demonstrate that the high-energy-density 6.25MWh energy storage system, incorporating ultra-large-capacity battery cells, exhibited stable and controllable safety performance under extreme conditions.
Poll Shows GOP Voters Support Solar Energy, American-Made Solar
Voters more likely to back Congressional candidates that support all-of-the-above energy agenda, including solar
North America Energy: Top Five Trends for 2026
For decades, the North American energy model was predicated on generating power in massive facilities and pushing it down a one-way street to customers and businesses. That era is now coming to an end.
Why Platinum Wire Is the Hidden Hero in Fuel Cells and Hydrogen Tech
In hydrogen systems, platinum does far more than sit in a catalyst layer. It serves as a current carrier, reaction initiator, electrode backbone, temperature monitor, and high-temperature conductor that keeps the entire electrochemical process stable.
2026 Top Business Risks for Renewable Energy Companies
Now in its 15th year, this annual business risk ranking by corporate insurer Allianz Commercial incorporates the views of 3,338 global risk management professionals on the main perils on their radar for the year ahead.
Effect of AI on Hydroelectricity Over the Past Three Years
Artificial intelligence is changing the field of hydroelectric power by improving forecasting, maintenance, and operational decision-making. This review collects research published between 2022 and 2025 on the use of data-driven methods in hydropower plants.
Bad Charging Infrastructure: A Decade of Inequitable Deployment
We need to build better systems that make dedicated charging more affordable, reliable, and feasible for those who need it the most. We need to build for the reality that vehicles dwell for 95% of their lifetime. We need to build for a changing world.
Critical Skills the Next Generation of Engineers Must Develop
Transitioning from hands-on engineering roles in the field to strategic leadership, I've learned that the importance of communication in making complex technical concepts easily understandable and actionable for teams is essential for building alignment and driving growth.
How Can the Early History of Alternative Energy Inform Future Innovations?
Understanding this history enables today's innovators to view alternative energy as a continuation of long-standing ideas that were once limited by economic and technological constraints rather than vision.
How to Extend Solar Racking Lifespan With Smart Material Pairing
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Whether engineers use sacrificial anodes, hybrid materials or specialized coatings, these materials extend solar panel racking systems' lifespans. This change has far-reaching implications on the renewable energy sector and related fields.
The Evolution of Commercial Solar: Lessons from Discontinued Solar Brands
As countries move toward decarbonization and grow the share of renewable energy in the total energy mix, the commercial solar panel sector has seen both meteoric rises and sudden declines among its most prominent brands.
Battery storage projects surge as utilities prepare for next grid era in 2026
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The expansion of renewable energy and the urgent need for grid reliability in the face of climate-driven extremes are expected to intensify even further in 2026 and that will escalate the need for storage even more.
Preventing Vermin Damage and Other Solar Hazards
Here's a little-known fact about residential and commercial solar systems: wildlife damage is a real problem. Wildlife can affect system efficiency, lifespan, and create safety risks for both homeowners and business owners. The solution? Proactive prevention.
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