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All articles from the issue are available on POWER’s website. Here are links to what you’ll find there:
SPEAKING OF POWER
Trump Energy Policy Changes Signal Major Industry Shifts in 2025 and Beyond
GLOBAL MONITOR
Zimbabwe Joins Other African Nations in Pursuit of Nuclear Power
THE BIG PICTURE: Power Built with Chinese Capital
China’s Belt and Road Initiative Is Reshaping Global Power Infrastructure
POWER Digest
In This Issue
Full issueFOCUS ON O&M
Fighting Corrosion, Scale, and Salt Buildup in Critical Turbines
LEGAL & REGULATORY
Private Equity Weighs Focus as Government Policies Shift
COVER FOCUS: NUCLEAR POWER
The SMR Gamble: Betting on Nuclear to Fuel the Data Center Boom
Nuclear power could be the answer to the question of how to provide the electricity needed for the nation’s buildout of data centers. It also could be just one piece in the power generation puzzle—albeit one that comes with economic and regulatory risks.
FEATURES:
C&I POWER SYSTEMS
A Business-Like Approach to Power Generation
Businesses depend on a reliable and resilient supply of electricity, and more commercial and industrial (C&I) operations are building power systems to generate their own energy. These groups are utilizing a variety of technologies, and working toward sustainability along with other goals such as decarbonization and cost savings.
POWER MARKETS
AI Boom Reshapes Power Landscape as Data Centers Drive Historic Demand Growth
The rise of artificial intelligence (AI), and the accompanying need for energy to supply AI and data centers, brings more challenges for the power generation sector—including a need to rapidly scale up capacity and infrastructure. CARBON CAPTURE What Comes Next for Carbon Capture in the Power Industry? 28 The current state and future prospects of carbon capture and storage (CCS) in the power industry are examined, covering significant growth in global projects, technological developments, and policy challenges.
CARBON CAPTURE
What Comes Next for Carbon Capture in the Power Industry?
The current state and future prospects of carbon capture and storage (CCS) in the power industry are examined, covering significant growth in global projects, technological developments, and policy challenges.
DIESEL & GAS ENGINES
Reciprocating Engine Technology Supports Grid Flexibility and Renewables Integration
Beyond their operational flexibility, reciprocating engines represent a bridge between traditional and future power generation paradigms. Their operational flexibility, including the ability to run on fuels including natural gas, biogas, and hydrogen blends, makes them adaptable assets in the transition toward cleaner energy sources.
TECHNOLOGY
Generative AI at the Edge: Revolutionizing the Power Industry’s Control Layer
Artificial intelligence (AI) is reshaping the power industry, and generative AI (GenAI) is driving even more change. GenAI has the capacity to combine operational diagnostics more effectively and efficiently with advanced pattern recognition to help deliver better overall visibility of both asset and equipment health, along with process optimization.
MARNIE SURFACEBLOW
Deploying New Technologies May Also Produce New Challenges
Carbon capture systems are being developed to help reduce power emissions, but the technology remains a work in progress for power plant operators.
COMMENTARY
Powering the Next Electrical Revolution
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