Prometheus Institute

According to data released by the U.S. Census Bureau in September, the United States exported 46.8 million short tons (MMst) of coal in the first half of 2025 (1H25), an 11% decline […]

In what has become a familiar refrain, electricity prices and utility spending dominated industry headlines in the last week of October. But that’s not all. The Trump administration is also asserting itself […]

By the numbers: Southern Co. Q3 2025   50 GW Across multiple utility service territories and 10 years, Southern Co. says it has a pipeline of more than 50 GW of possible […]

The global energy system is witnessing the next greatest transition, standing on the cusp of a new energy era championed by clean electricity and the increased adoption of electrification across the board. […]

Energy storage is an outlier in the slowdown in the U.S. clean energy buildout.  The country is expected to add 204 gigawatts of battery storage over the next decade, the equivalent of […]

Ever since the public became aware of the damage oil and gas companies have caused to the planet, they’ve been quite remorseful, boasting how really, really dedicated they are to the transition […]

‘A dangerous gap is opening up’ via Energy Voice https://ift.tt/yDHP4wo

After decades of stagnation, nuclear energy is staging a comeback — and it’s no longer the gigawatt-scale reactors of the past leading the charge. Small modular reactors, once dismissed as niche or […]

The US manufacturer First Solar plans to build a new 3.7 GW factory, aimed at pushing more CdTe solar cell technology into the US market. The post First Solar Expands CdTe Solar […]

AI seems to be the tide that raises all energy boats. Policymakers and private enterprises around the world are adopting an all-of-the-above approach to energy sourcing – clean energy pledges be damned […]