GE Vernova bullish on electrical infrastructure as turbine backlog grows

GE Vernova is investing strategically in electrification, its fastest growing segment, despite “intense investor focus” on its gas turbine order ramp, said a Jefferies analyst. 

PJM poised to add more storage following surplus interconnection reform

The grid operator’s new fast-track interconnection review is dominated by gas, but also includes about 2.3 GW of storage projects that could be online much sooner.

The race to pack more megawatt-hours into fewer boxes is a density trap

Gas reliance will worsen the energy affordability crisis

Utilities and regulators should consider other options before investing in gas plants and making customers pay the inflated price, writes Cassady Craighill, technical education director at GridLab.

Maryland’s EmPOWER efficiency program not meeting low-income goals: OPC

Most utilities in the state are on track to meet emissions goals associated with the efficiency program. The Maryland Department of Housing and Community Development is not.

The DER revolution: VPPs, solar and the data center effect

Convenience store executives say EV charging investments not paying off

Leaders from Parker’s, Sheetz and Nouria said demand for charging has weakened and installation is more expensive as industry and government support disappears.