Following mass layoffs that impacted as many as 2,000 probationary employees at the Department of Energy (DOE) last week, the agency continues to face downsizing efforts, Latitude Media has learned.

Electricity prices in the U.S. are increasing to the point where — as Latitude Media executive editor Stephen Lacey said on Open Circuit last year — they’re the new “price of eggs” in political ...

New Jersey’s PSE&G is taking a creative approach to scaling battery deployment, but will most utilities eventually opt for ...

A U.S. energy storage developer buying DC battery units has three tiers to choose from. There are the cheap units from China, which start at $70 to $80 per kilowatt-hour, and land at around $120 once ...

Thermal drone footage shows DataOne — the Microsoft-backed AI data center in Vineland — is powering its operations with dozens of unpermitted generators ...

The Department of Energy’s loan office, which once was responsible for deploying $400 billion, is now fighting for its future on multiple fronts. Cuts induced by the GOP’s “One Big Beautiful Bill” and ...

The Facebook group dedicated to opposing a proposed data center project in Northwestern Indiana has over a thousand members, and is growing by the week. Since it became clear in mid-January that a ...

The debate over data centers’ water use tends to focus on how much is needed to cool servers on-site. But that fails to capture the largest and least visible part of their overall use: the water used ...

With a partnership with Cloverleaf Infrastructure, the chip maker adds powered land to its growing list of energy investments ...

North America’s grid reliability watchdog on Monday issued its most urgent warning about the risks data centers pose to the power system, setting the stage for greater regulation of the industry. The ...