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As US Grid Batteries Surge, Risk Of Fires Plummets
EPRI data show U.S. grid battery failure rates fell more than 97% from 2016 to 2025 as cumulative deployments grew 250-fold.
What Kind Of Virtual Power Plant Would You Choose?
A UC San Diego-led project will ask 200 California households to design hypothetical virtual power plant programs and model their grid effects.
Google Plans Big Virtual Power Plant In Energy-strapped PJM Grid
Google and Voltus plan to secure 1 GW of virtual power capacity in PJM, expanding a program intended to ease peak demand as data centers grow.
Germany’s Battery Storage Additions Surge To 8.2 GWh In First Nine Months Of 2026
Germany installed about 8.2 GWh of battery storage in the first nine months of 2026, up 91% year on year, according to BSW-Solar.
Balcony Solar Bill Introduced In Congress For The First Time
Rep. Rob Menendez has introduced a bill directing state utility regulators to consider rules for plug-in solar and creating aid for lower-income households.
New Mexico’s Transition To Clean Energy Is Actually Ahead Of Schedule
New Mexico reached its 2030 renewable-energy benchmark in 2024, while PNM seeks approval for new renewables, batteries and a small gas plant.
A Cleaner Solution To America’s Aluminum Crunch Is Hiding In Landfills
Advanced sorting could recover more aluminum now lost in U.S. landfills, easing supply pressures while using far less energy than virgin production.
What If Homes Could Actively Sequester Carbon After Construction?
Ferrock, a cement-free material made with steel-dust waste, is designed to absorb CO2 during curing. Its long-term performance remains unclear.
Will A Second US City Tax Billion-dollar Firms To Fund Clean Energy?
Eugene voters will decide in November whether to charge some large companies a 2% fee to fund clean energy, following Portland’s similar program.
