Concerns About Finland's Power Grid Arise – Expert: This is a Particular Danger Point
An expert warns that attacks on Finland's energy infrastructure could potentially lead to fatalities and significant disruptions.
Sadales tīkls will increase the available capacity in the power grid
Sadales tīkls plans to increase available electricity capacity in Latvia's development centers by approximately 200 megawatts by 2030, with significant implications for energy infrastructure investments.
The competition seeks several board members for "Conexus", with a salary of 3000 euros before taxes
A recruitment competition has been announced for three board member positions at Conexus Baltic Grid, with a monthly salary of 3000 euros before taxes.
The government succeeded. The network bill has left the commission's freezer
The Polish government has advanced its network bill through parliamentary committees, aiming to reform the process of connecting new energy sources to the national electricity grid.
Hyosung Heavy Industries 'Core Technology for West Coast Energy Highway HVDC to be Completed Next Year'
Hyosung Heavy Industries announced a roadmap to localize its high-voltage direct current (HVDC) technology by next year, aiming to secure sovereignty in the domestic power grid and enhance export competitiveness.
Letter to the Editor. Reply: The Capacity Fee Should Spread Out Customer Electricity Usage
Per Barkström from Mälarenergi discusses the importance of evenly distributing electricity consumption throughout the day to utilize the existing power grid more efficiently.
Energy Transition: Eon invests more in power grids
Eon, Europe's largest power grid operator, is planning to significantly increase its investment in power networks, targeting €48 billion from 2026 to 2030 to accommodate renewable energy sources and new data centers.
Zelenskyy: European Commission to back Ukraine's energy recovery and boost grid protection
Ukrainian President Zelenskyy announced support from the European Commission for Ukraine's energy recovery and grid protection efforts amid ongoing challenges.
Secret talks between the minister and the president? Surprising facts have emerged
The new grid law aimed at facilitating renewable energy connections faces challenges due to short deadlines imposed on companies, leading to suspension of legislative progress.
The danger of living "outside the system": the mistake some parents made in an isolated house that cost them custody
A family living in isolation in Italy lost custody of their children after their lifestyle choice was deemed a serious violation of minors' rights.
Ukraine Responds to Robert Fico: You Continue to Sell Us Electricity and Profit
Ukraine's energy operator stated that Slovakia's temporary halt of emergency electricity supplies will not affect its energy grid.
The Government prepares a decree to increase capacity in the electricity grid and unlock millions in investments
The Spanish government is preparing a new decree aimed at optimizing the electricity grid and facilitating major investments.
England's best off-grid escape named with beautiful national parks and rugged coastline
An analysis identifies England's top off-grid getaway, highlighting its natural beauty and low technology interference.
SILAB 2026: There is no energy transformation without a digital revolution
A conference organized by UNEP/GRID Warsaw emphasized the necessity of digital transformation in achieving energy transition amidst regulatory and technological changes in Europe.
Hobart stadium power options uncosted, not finalised
Upgrades to Hobart's power grid for the Macquarie Point stadium are still pending finalization and cost assessment, with significant energy demand increases expected.
He built his own hydroelectric power station from scratch and now lives with his own energy, independent of the grid
A man in Argentina has successfully built a mini hydroelectric power station to supply his home with energy independent of the electricity grid.
Government to Establish 'Power Grid Innovation Plan' in the First Half of the Year to Accommodate 100GW of Renewable Energy
The South Korean government plans to establish a power grid innovation plan within the first half of the year to accommodate the expansion of renewable energy to 100GW by 2030.
»It cries to heaven«: Companies are denied the ability to draw more power from the strained power grid
Danish companies are facing delays in accessing necessary power from the strained electricity grid, with significant implications for their operations and environmental goals.
For the first time in recent history: "The grid is under pressure. Ordinary businesses cannot get power"
Denmark's electric grid is facing significant challenges, affecting the supply of power to ordinary businesses, such as Lidl, which could shift to electric trucks if power access improves.
New Study: How Much Can Bidirectional Charging Save
A new pilot project in Gothenburg highlights the financial and environmental benefits of bidirectional charging technology for electric vehicles.
Rosario: a fire devoured a motorcycle shop that was illegally connected to the power grid
A motorcycle shop in southern Rosario was devastated by a significant fire caused by an illegal electrical connection.
In Arizona: Hobbs invests $15.6 million to strengthen the energy grid and reduce electricity costs for homes
Governor Katie Hobbs has announced a $15.6 million investment to enhance Arizona's energy grid, aiming to minimize power outages and reduce home electricity costs.
Chinese clean energy magnate warns that the AI boom will overload the global power grid
Chinese wind turbine magnate Zhang Lei warns that the increasing demand for electricity driven by artificial intelligence could push millions into energy poverty unless more investment is made in renewable sources.
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.
Good news in Texas: Abbott awards 149 million dollars to protect the electrical grid and other infrastructures from hacking
Texas Governor Greg Abbott has announced a $149 million grant to Texas Tech University aimed at enhancing cybersecurity infrastructure and testing capabilities against electromagnetic pulses.
Transmission Technology: Beijing Plans a Global Super Grid
China is developing ultrahigh voltage (UHV) transmission lines to establish a global energy network powered by its renewable energy, with ambitions to set this technology as a standard internationally.
How a single cloud can make fortunes in Australia's electricity market
Australian solar forecasting technology is changing the dynamics of the electricity market by influencing energy prices and grid stability.
Australia news live: record renewable capacity added in last quarter of 2025; wage growth expected to remain on hold
Australia added a record amount of renewable energy capacity to its electricity grid in the last quarter of 2025, surpassing previous highs.
Nigeria: Obi Criticizes Tinubu Over Plan to Remove Aso Rock from Grid and Switch to Solar
Labour Party's Peter Obi criticizes President Tinubu for poorly managing Nigeria's power sector and abandoning the National Grid.
EU Energy Commissioner warns: "The power grid is an easy target"
EU Energy Commissioner Dan Jørgensen highlights the vulnerability of the European power grid to sabotage and cyberattacks following recent incidents.
Bidirectional Charging: Can You Make Money from the Electricity of Your Electric Car?
Bidirectional charging enables electric vehicles to not only draw power from the grid but also feed energy back when needed, potentially allowing owners to earn money.
Bidirectional Charging: Making Money with Electricity from Electric Cars?
The article discusses bidirectional charging technology for electric vehicles, highlighting its potential to allow electric car batteries to store energy when prices are low and return it to the grid when needed.
Why is Russia targeting Ukraine’s energy grid?
The article examines Russia's strategy behind targeting Ukraine's energy infrastructure, suggesting it is not aimed at causing humanitarian disasters but is part of a broader military tactic.
Nigeria: Grid Failures - More Companies May Exit As Power Sector Faces Cash Squeeze
Concerns are rising that more private companies in Nigeria may disconnect from the national grid due to ongoing power supply failures and financial strain in the electricity sector.
Demonstration Research on 'Off-Grid Village' in Noto, Aiming for Resilient Communities by Kanazawa University
Kanazawa University has initiated a demonstration project in Noto to develop a sustainable 'off-grid village' model, leveraging advanced technology to ensure self-sufficiency in water and electricity.
NLC slams DisCos for classifying consumers into bands, threatens strike
The Nigeria Labour Congress has threatened an industrial strike over the poor performance of the country's electricity grid and discriminatory consumer billing practices.
Expenditures for the Power Grid: Why the Energy Transition Has Suddenly Become So Expensive
The costs associated with Germany's energy transition have surged dramatically since 2018, with inflation-adjusted expenses increasing by an average of 8.1% per year, leading to increased state involvement in funding.
Expenditures for the power grid: Why the energy transition has suddenly become so expensive
Germany's energy transition costs have surged significantly since 2018, attributed to increased expenditures on power plants and networks, with the government frequently stepping in to support these rising costs.
Statnett faces criticism: Threatened with coercive fines
Statnett has been criticized and threatened with coercive fines by RME for failing to ensure customers can connect to the power grid in the Midt region.
How Trump’s order to have the military buy coal would actually work
President Trump has signed an executive order to direct the military to purchase coal, aiming to boost domestic coal production and enhance the reliability of the U.S. power grid, but challenges remain in funding and legislation.
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.
Inside Africa’s micro-grid boom: A new model for electricity access
The article discusses the growing potential of solar-powered micro-grids in improving electricity access across Africa, emphasizing insights from industry leader Walid Sheta.
There are projects underway in Finland that can significantly increase electricity price spikes – Experts: This is the issue
Experts warn that numerous data center projects in Finland could result in higher electricity price spikes due to increased demand and limited flexibility in the power grid.
Seollal holiday, concerns of a massive blackout due to excess electricity? Total mobilization of 'output control'
During the Seollal holiday, power demand is projected to plummet, raising concerns about potential blackouts due to excess electricity, prompting authorities to take measures to stabilize the grid.
Failure of a key cable under the Baltic. Urgent message
An underwater power connection between Poland and Sweden has been disabled due to a technical fault, but the national grid remains stable according to the system operator.
Nigeria: National Grid to Experience Drop in Electricity As Gas Facilities Undergo Maintenance
Nigeria's national electricity grid will face disruptions due to a scheduled maintenance of gas production facilities by Seplat Energy from February 12 to 15, 2026.
KEDCO raises concern over unreliable power supply from national grid
The Kano Electricity Distribution Company (KEDCO) has raised alarms about the instability of power supply in Northwestern states due to issues with the Transmission Company of Nigeria.
China to dismantle local power protectionism in push to electrify national grid
China is transitioning towards a unified national power market to enhance energy security and promote green energy expansion.
He sold his house and built a pirate ship on the shore. Now his dream threatens to be destroyed by the authorities.
Sam Griffiss, who invested all his savings to live off-grid in a pirate ship, faces existential threats from local authorities.
Aso Rock to disconnect from national grid in March – Permanent Secretary
The Aso Rock Presidential Villa plans to disconnect from the national electricity grid by March 2026 due to the completion of its solar power project, as stated by Permanent Secretary Temitope Fashedemi during a Senate budget presentation.