TEPCO Implements Renewable Energy 'Output Control' for the First Time Due to Increased Solar Power Generation in Good Weather
Tokyo Electric Power Company (TEPCO) has conducted its first 'output control' of renewable energy, limiting solar and wind generation due to an excess supply caused by good weather conditions.
With current levels of Mazar and Amaluza reservoirs, Paute can generate for 22 consecutive days without a single drop of water entering
Ecuador's Paute hydroelectric complex can sustain power generation for 22 days under current reservoir conditions without new water inflow.
Solar energy storage could have a payback period of two years in Brazil
The installation of energy storage systems integrated with solar generation in Brazil can provide a payback period of up to two years for both commercial and residential establishments.
Metlen: New hybrid project of 198 MW in the United Kingdom
Metlen is undertaking a new 198 MW hybrid project in the UK for Cero Generation and Enso Energy as part of its commitment to support the country's energy transition.
Renault partners with the Spanish Basquevolt to develop the battery for the electric car of the future
Renault has teamed up with Basquevolt to develop a next-generation electric vehicle battery that promises a breakthrough in energy density compared to current lithium-ion batteries.
Engie evaluates batteries and data center to alleviate cuts in solar park in Brazil
Engie is considering installing batteries or bitcoin mining data centers at its newly inaugurated solar complex in Brazil to mitigate energy generation cuts affecting the project and the renewable energy sector as a whole.
Shared generation advances and expands access to clean energy in the country
Shared generation models are improving access to clean energy in Brazil while reducing costs for consumers.
Where does Czechia get its electricity? Nuclear power has reached a milestone, solar energy has caught up in capacity
This article discusses how nuclear power in Czechia has reached a significant milestone in electricity generation, with solar energy now matching its output.
From electric generation: China/Europe versus the US/rest of Asia? to DeepSeek and the disaster of Chinese industrial policy with chips
The article discusses the shifting dynamics in energy production between China, Europe, and the United States, highlighting China's recent achievements in renewable energy and the implications for global energy politics.
Next-Generation Decentralized Power Grid for 'Local Production, Local Consumption' Fully Established This Year
The South Korean government is set to commence the full-scale implementation of a next-generation decentralized power grid to promote local energy production and consumption beginning this year.
The financed war against energy generation from waste
A powerful network of international NGOs is opposing Waste-to-Energy technology, masking the true source of their funding and political motivations.
Nova Scotia takes step toward building two fast-acting electricity generation plants
The Nova Scotia government has approved partial plans for the construction of two fast-acting electricity generation plants in Pictou County, aimed at enhancing energy reliability during peak demand.
Japan's Next Generation Reactor Business Emerges as Second Investment Project with the US
Japan plans to include the construction of next-generation reactors as part of its second investment project in the United States.
Japan's First Major Investment in the US: 52 Trillion Won in Industrial Diamonds, Power Generation, and Oil
Japan publicly revealed its first investment projects in the United States, which total $55 billion, aimed primarily at industrial diamonds, energy generation, and oil production.
Senior energy official outlines Ukraine's new power generation needs
Ukraine's energy officials have announced the need for an additional 9.5 GW of power generation capacity to be developed with collaboration from the government and the private sector.
DTEK to spend $355 million restoring 4GW of power generation destroyed by Russia before next winter
DTEK will invest €300 million to repair power generation capacity damaged by Russian attacks, aiming to restore 4GW before the next winter.
Lack of energy investment reduces confidence in new companies: Comce Noreste
A lack of investment in energy generation and distribution is undermining confidence for new companies looking to establish themselves in Mexico amid nearshoring efforts, according to Javier Cendejas Meneses, president of COMCE Noreste.
United States tests its aircraft carrier with a new nuclear power plant and greater electricity generation capacity
The United States is testing its aircraft carrier that features a new nuclear power plant and enhanced electrical generation capabilities.
China’s green energy leader Inner Mongolia starts work on new ‘flexible’ power plants
Inner Mongolia is beginning construction on two 'flexible' power plants that will integrate coal with renewable energy sources to enhance power generation for eastern China.
Department of War transports next-generation reactor in nuclear energy milestone
The U.S. Department of War has successfully transported a next-generation nuclear reactor from California to Utah as part of a military initiative to modernize nuclear energy infrastructure.
The U.S. advances its nuclear strategy with the air transport of a next-generation reactor
The U.S. Department of Defense announced the air transport of a next-generation nuclear reactor as part of its initiative to strengthen nuclear energy development in the country.
News in New York: Kathy Hochul announced more than 23 million dollars for innovation projects in next-generation buildings
New York Governor Kathy Hochul announced an investment of over 23 million dollars aimed at funding projects focused on innovation in next-generation buildings to address climate change and improve energy efficiency.
January recorded the highest gas consumption in five years, and transportation in nine years
Lithuania saw a significant increase in gas consumption in January due to low temperatures and high demand for heating and electricity generation, according to Amber Grid.
Chung-Ang University Develops Physical Model for Next-Generation OLED Analysis
Chung-Ang University has developed a critical technology designed to accelerate the commercialization of fourth-generation OLED technology by analyzing energy transfer mechanisms in phosphor-sensitized fluorescence OLEDs.
OPG signs deal with Port Hope, Ont., to build new large nuclear reactor
Ontario Power Generation has finalized an agreement to construct a large nuclear reactor in Port Hope, Ontario, which is expected to create significant local employment.
France renews its energy strategy: More nuclear power, less land wind power
The French government has introduced a new energy plan aimed at reducing fossil fuel consumption by increasing nuclear power generation.
Does the energy sector endure harsher winters?
Paulina Grądzik confirms the safety of Poland's energy sector during extreme cold, highlighting record demands and generation levels.
Latvian company plans to develop a nuclear waste-powered generator – initially for the Moon
A Latvian company, Deep Space Energy, is developing a new generation nuclear generator intended to produce electricity on the Moon using five times less fuel than previous systems.
NNPC warns of power dip as Seplat shuts gas plant
The NNPC has announced a temporary reduction in gas supply due to Seplat Energy's scheduled maintenance, which could affect electricity generation in Nigeria.
The Weather is Becoming Cold Again - Here’s What Electricity Prices Look Like
Electricity prices in Finland have surged recently due to cold weather and low wind power generation, reaching over 80 cents per kilowatt-hour.
Labor will never have a better time to revisit carbon pricing - but does it have the stomach to make polluters pay?
The article discusses the potential for Australia to revisit carbon pricing in light of decreasing coal power generation in China and India.
Wind and solar power generation reached a maximum of 4900 GW last year... China and developing countries outpace G7
Wind and solar energy generation reached an unprecedented capacity of 4900 GW last year, with China and developing countries surpassing the G7.
Are CFE's mixed contracts sufficient?
The Mexican government, through the Comisión Federal de Electricidad (CFE), is engaging in projects with private companies to develop 6,500 megawatts of electrical generation capacity, which raises questions about energy policy and international agreements regarding energy supply.
Price frustrates investors and threatens Brazil's largest energy generation auction of 2026
The prices for Brazil's main energy auction were negatively received by investors, resulting in falling shares of companies and raising concerns over participation in the event.
Nigeria’s power grid operated at 36% capacity in January — NERC
Nigeria's power grid struggled with generation availability, operating at only 36% capacity in January 2026 as reported by the Nigerian Electricity Regulatory Commission (NERC).
Kyiv to bring online additional 9 MW of electricity capacity, imports reach highest level
Kyiv is set to increase its electricity generation capacity by 9 MW and has reported record daily electricity imports amid ongoing challenges in electricity supply following significant damage from recent Russian attacks.
What other alternatives for electricity generation should Ecuador consider?
Experts suggest Ecuador explore various energy generation alternatives, such as solar, wind, and energy efficiency campaigns to meet growing demand.
War in Ukraine: Ukraine: Massive Russian Attacks on Energy Supply
Russia is launching massive attacks on Ukraine's energy infrastructure, focusing on power generation and distribution facilities, according to Ukrainian officials.
Ukraine's nuclear power plants cut generation capacity after large-scale Russian attack
Ukraine's nuclear power plants have reduced their generation capacity following a large-scale attack by Russia using drones and missiles, impacting the country's electricity supply.
CFE and Sener promote Mixed Development Schemes to strengthen the country's energy security
The Ministry of Energy (Sener) and the Federal Electricity Commission (CFE) held an informational session to present Mixed Development Schemes aimed at enhancing energy security through strategic electric generation projects.
"My Blood, Your Blood: MG x Jarocin". Jarocin Energy Returns to the Stage
The project commemorates the 40th anniversary of a film showcasing Jarocin as a place where music represented a generation's voice, bringing together artists from different generations to reinterpret the soundtrack of the documentary.
Washington is looking for 'volunteers' to host its nuclear waste forever
The U.S. government, under President Donald Trump, is accelerating plans to build a new generation of small nuclear reactors while facing the challenge of where to store growing amounts of highly toxic nuclear waste.
Defender investigates increase in rates on customer bills with solar energy systems in RN
The Public Defender's Office of Rio Grande do Norte is investigating changes in public lighting tax and ICMS that have led to increased energy bills for consumers with solar energy generation systems.
Sweden provides €94m for Ukraine's energy sector
Sweden has announced a €94 million energy support package for Ukraine to address urgent needs in electricity generation and infrastructure recovery.
As Ukrainians freeze, donated energy equipment sits unused
Critical energy generation equipment donated to Ukraine remains idle and unconnected to the grid due to ongoing Russian attacks, exacerbating the hardships during a historically harsh winter.
ONS expects high energy demand this Wednesday and says cost will be 10 times higher than average
The Brazilian Electric System Operator forecasts a significant increase in energy demand and a drastic rise in operational costs, potentially reaching R$ 4,870 per megawatt-hour due to higher temperatures in the South region and decreased wind generation.
Discussion on the Merger of Power Generation Public Enterprises Intensifies...Renewable Energy Separately? Combined into One?
The South Korean government is initiating the merger of its power generation subsidiaries to comply with the 2040 coal power plant shutdown goals, amidst labor union opposition against separating energy sources.
Shanxi’s green leap: renewables surpass coal in China’s energy hub
Shanxi, traditionally known for its coal production, has seen renewable energy capacity officially surpass coal-fired generation, symbolizing a significant shift in China's energy strategy.
Billions for network development. PSE prepares for increased electricity consumption
The article discusses the planned investments by Polish Power Networks (PSE) to meet rising electricity consumption from 2027 to 2036, including strategies to address power balance and generation capacity gaps.
Coal power generation falls in China and India for first time since 1970s
Coal power generation in China and India declined for the first time since the 1970s, suggesting a potential decrease in global emissions driven by clean energy initiatives.