The Latest Breaking News from Electricity

Electric vehicle drivers could plug their cars into the electricity grid and earn money next year following a partnership between two manufacturers.

Nuclear stocks are gaining momentum, and Vistra is leading the charge. With investments in zero-carbon assets and a bullish outlook from analysts, the company is capitalizing on the nuclear sector's resurgence

A battery manufacturer has selected Kentucky for a nearly $712 million project to produce industrial-sized batteries used to store and distribute energy

As clean energy infrastructure like solar panels and electric car batteries becomes more common in India, some small businesses are working to recycle them when they reach the end of their lifespan, dismantling panels to sell individual components and using old EV batteries’ remaining power to provide electricity to remote,…

In the narrow lanes of Mumbai’s Govandi Shivaji Nagar slum, the smell of soap mingles with the humid afternoon air as women go about their daily routines of washing and cleaning. Among them is Savitra, perched on the steps outside her house, scrubbing utensil after utensil. But there’s caution not…

Your hot shower or bath uses 15-30% of your household’s total energy, second only to the heating and cooling of air.

The utilities industry is experiencing rapid growth, driven by the adoption of advanced technology and growing consumption. Amid this backdrop, it could be ideal to invest in sound utility stocks Brookfield Infrastructure (BIPC), Pampa Energía (PAM), and Genie Energy (GNE). Continue reading.

A SUBSEA power line between Scotland and Northern Ireland has been given the green light ...

The undersea power lines will help Britain export more clean energy from its wind farms over the coming decade.

Here we answer key questions on what the newly announced climate target means for Britons.

Despite the recent negative ruling by FERC on nuclear power, the reality is that Big Tech data center builders still want massive power supplies secured sooner rather than later, and they can afford to - and are willing to - pay a premium for power. This bodes well for all…