International
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Press Releases
Saft Unveils EnerShift, an Integrated Solution Combining Battery Storage, Energy Trading, and Financing
A new integrated offering combining battery storage, energy trading and financing solutions for industrial sites A solution already deployed at Saft’s Bordeaux site, reducing annual electricity costs by approximately 15% Paris, November 4, 2026 – Saft, a wholly owned subsidiary of TotalEnergies and a global leader in advanced battery technology, launches EnerShift, an integrated solution […]
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Instrumentation & Controls
Trusted Control Is the Foundation for AI in Power Generation
As fleets grow more diverse, reliable operational data—not algorithms—could decide how useful artificial intelligence (AI) becomes in the control room. “If a 1-GW offshore wind park unexpectedly goes offline, the impact on grid stability can be significant,” Mark Robens, sales head for North and Western Europe for Controls & Digitalization at Siemens Energy, said as […]
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Trends
Africa Finance Corp., Green Climate Fund Launch Effort to Advance Low-Carbon Infrastructure on Continent
Infrastructure provider Africa Finance Corp. (AFC) has joined with the Green Climate Fund (GCF) to launch the Africa Sovereign Climate Facility (ASCF), a $690-million effort to support climate initiatives and speed low-carbon, climate-resilient development across Africa. The groups signed their pact at a ceremony in South Korea on November 3. The ASCF is designed to […]
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Partner Content
T3000 Delivers Trusted Control for Conventional and Renewable Generation
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Power generation is no longer a single-technology business. A utility that ran combined cycle gas plants five years ago is now as likely to be balancing wind, battery storage, and grid-support services from the same control room. The assets are more varied, the interfaces more numerous, and the demands for keeping it all synchronized and […]
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Nuclear
Advancing the Safe Transport of Activated Metallic Waste
Activated metallic components generated during reactor operation, maintenance, and decommissioning rarely present a uniform packaging challenge. They can vary widely in shape, mass, dose rate, and radiation profile, and may include thimble plug assemblies (TPA), poison rod assemblies (PRA), reactor control cluster assemblies (RCCA), rod segments, and cut portions of vessel internals. Managing these materials […]
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Commentary
Stop Viewing Battery Passports as Compliance: They’re the Missing Link to Monetize Second-Life Batteries
What does the upcoming European Union (EU) Battery Passport look like to many energy executives? Another regulatory requirement. Another documentation demand. Another checkbox. In other words, another headache. But viewing a battery passport as merely a component of compliance infrastructure overlooks its potential as a key piece of financial infrastructure. Why? Because second-life batteries have […]
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Coal
Agency Says India Coal-Fired Units Running Critically Low on Fuel as Power Demand Soars
Data released by energy officials in India shows that more than half of the country’s coal-fired power units are operating with low stockpiles of fuel, as power demand surges and generation from other resources lags. The country’s Central Electricity Authority (CEA) on October 19 said 96 coal-fired units have critically low amounts of coal on […]
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Nuclear
Austrian Start-Up Pitches Container-Sized Thorium Reactor, With Storage Coming First
Emerald Horizon plans to sell a hybrid battery and molten-salt storage system now and add an accelerator-driven thorium generator later. The generator remains at an early stage of development. Austria decided against nuclear power in the late 1970s and has not revisited the question since, according to Mario Müller, vice president of research and development […]
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Solar
India’s Largest Utility Signs PPA With Virginia-Based Solar Group, Will Use Advanced CSP Technology
NTPC Limited, India’s largest electric utility, has signed a power purchase agreement with 247 Solar and will deploy that company’s Concentrated Solar Power (CSP) technology as part of its energy strategy. The companies on October 15 said it will mark the first commercial project for 247 Solar and its solar thermal tech. The Virginia-based company […]
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Nuclear
Westinghouse, Poland Begin Long-Lead Item Procurement for Country’s First Nuclear Power Plant
Polskie Elektrownie Jądrowe (PEJ) has commissioned Westinghouse Electric Co. to begin procuring long-lead items (LLIs) for the first AP1000 unit of the Lubiatowo-Kopalino nuclear power plant project. This is one of the most important stages in preparing for the start of construction and ensuring that the project is completed on schedule. “This is an extremely […]
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Gas
Beyond the Contract: How Rabigh Reinforcement Reached First Fire 14 Months After Award
When no suitable vessel was available to carry its gas turbine generators from the U.S. to Saudi Arabia’s Red Sea coast, the Rabigh Reinforcement project team turned to the heavy-lift charter market at a time when shipping conditions were already challenging. Drawing on its logistics experience and global agreements, the consortium engaged one of the […]
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Nuclear
Winning the Nuclear Market Before the Reactor Is Sold
For most Americans, electricity is so woven into daily life that we rarely consider what its absence means. Hospitals depend on it to preserve medicines and operate equipment. Schools, factories, farms, and businesses depend on it to function. Reliable electricity is one of the foundations of a modern economy. COMMENTARY Yet 655 million people worldwide […]
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Sustainability
Community Impact Award Finalist: Philippine Coal Plants’ Scholarship Program
Just hours before his flight back to work on Aug. 24, 2026, seafarer John Cris Tropicales watched his younger brother graduate with a bachelor’s degree in criminology, reported Ulysses “Chuckie” Rivera, community relations manager for Quezon Power (Philippines) Ltd. Co. (QPL) and San Buenaventura Power Ltd. Co. (SBPL). It was a milestone that the Tropicales […]
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Management
Executive Leadership Award Finalist: Westinghouse CTO Dr. Lou Martinez Sancho
At the inaugural Pennsylvania Energy and Innovation Summit, hosted by Sen. Dave McCormick at Carnegie Mellon University on July 15, 2025, Westinghouse Electric Co. put a live proof of concept on display: an artificial intelligence (AI) system aimed at reducing the cost and schedule risk of building new AP1000 reactors. According to Westinghouse, the demonstration […]
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T&D
Building the Connections Australia’s Energy Transition Needs
Moving Tasmania’s abundant renewable power to the mainland means threading a subsea and underground cable through farmland, coastline, and Victoria’s Latrobe Valley—each stretch carrying its own
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Water
Water Award Finalist: Mega Reservoirs Project in Qatar
Qatar’s strategic potable water storage has grown from about 2.5 days of supply to roughly 5.5 days, according to the Qatar General Electricity and Water Corporation (KAHRAMAA). The utility credits a program of 15 concrete reservoirs linked by more than 600 kilometers (km) of large-diameter pipeline. The Water Mega Reservoirs Project, a finalist for POWER’s […]
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International
POWER Digest [October 2026]
Infinigen, a Puerto Rico-based independent power producer, in late August announced the closing of a $33-million tax equity investment in the Yabucoa Solar Project.
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Renewables
Investment Grows for Storage, Renewable Energy Projects in Chile
Chile is among the countries that has undergone an energy transformation over the past several years.
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Solar
German Energy Developer Breaks Ground on Solar Project in Philippines
A Singapore-based subsidiary of a Germany-headquartered group said it has broken ground on a 99-MW solar power facility in the Philippines.
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Renewables
Econergy Expands European Base, Acquires French Wind Energy Platform
A European independent power producer is expanding its asset base on the continent. Israel-headquartered Econergy on September 15 said it is entering the French market with a €134-million ($155 million) acquisition of Escofi, a private wind energy platform of about 740 MW.
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Wind
Juniper Green Energy Commissions New Wind Farms Across India
Juniper Green Energy, an independent renewable energy power producer in India, said it has expanded its portfolio with a series of projects in the first two weeks of September.
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Renewables
GE Vernova Will Supply Turbines for Japanese Wind Farm
GE Vernova’s Onshore Wind division announced it has an agreement with Eurus Energy Holdings Corp. to supply seven 4.2-MW, 117-meter wind turbines for a wind farm in Japan.
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Nuclear
Reactor Restart Rekindling Japan’s Nuclear Renaissance
Japan is rebuilding its nuclear power fleet after the Fukushima disaster, with upgrades targeted toward ensuring safe operations. Japan continues work to restart its nuclear power fleet, which supplied about a
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Engineering
Saeul 3’s Nine-Year Nuclear Odyssey to Operation
Saeul 3 is the latest evolution of South Korea’s APR1400 program, completed after an extraordinary interruption in national nuclear policy, fortified during construction to address newer safety requirements
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Renewables
European Countries Boost Variety of Renewable Energy Projects
More solar power projects paired with energy storage are taking shape across Europe, with a variety of investors supporting assets in the UK and Italy, among other countries.
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Business
Is the Smart Money Buying Operators Rather Than Megawatts?
The wait for a large gas turbine now runs longer than the time it takes to design, permit, and build the plant it will sit in. Order one today from any of the three largest manufacturers, and the delivery slot
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Hydrogen
Japan’s Hydrogen Strategy Is About More Than Hydrogen
Japan for nearly a decade has been one of the world’s most committed proponents of hydrogen. It was among the first countries to establish a national hydrogen strategy, and it continues to invest heavily in
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Press Releases
Revolve Renewable Power Secures $24 Million from Mexico Bank for Project Financing
Canada-headquartered Revolve Renewable Power Corp., a North American owner, operator and developer of power generation and digital infrastructure projects, announced it has entered into a MXN$450 million ($24 million) project-level, non-recourse-style financing facility with Banco Multiva, S.A., Institución de Banca Múltiple, Grupo Financiero Multiva. The facility is secured by project cash flows and contracted revenues […]
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Gas
Brazilian Group Supporting Grid With New Gas-Fired Power Plants
A Brazilian natural gas company has launched a new model for power generation. Eneva, the largest natural gas operator in Brazil, said it started commercial operation of the first asset in its Azulão Complex, part of the company’s “Reservoir-to-Wire” (R2W) model. Officials on August 19 said the Azulão installation, which will feature two gas-fired power […]
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Interview
AVEVA CEO: Sustainability Commitments Must Be Backed by Measurable Results
As artificial intelligence (AI)–driven data center demand strains grid infrastructure across the U.S. and beyond, operators are facing rising scrutiny from utilities, regulators, and the communities where they build. Caspar Herzberg, CEO of industrial software company AVEVA, argues that the industry’s response can’t stop at sustainability commitments—it requires operational transparency and measurable performance data that […]