The United States needs more energy to get through the cold snaps of the future. The question is where it will come from.

By Tim McLaughlin and Scott DiSavino Jan 22 (Reuters) - The U.S. power grid faces an elevated risk of disruption over the next several days as an Arctic blast and reduced gas supplies test the ...

The state grid operator is making a first attempt at a planning process in which multiple requests will be considered ...

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As temperatures dipped into the minus double digits in Nova Scotia over the weekend, lights dimmed and appliances were sluggish for some Nova Scotia Power customers as the grid strained to meet high ...

Gov. Gretchen Whitmer's social media feeds are flooded with hundreds of commenters objecting to AI data centers.

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