Energy Policy

Energy transition market reaches $3.17 trillion in 2026 as grid connection backlogs stall 1,650 GW of capacity

The global energy transition market hits $3.17T in 2026, but 1,650 GW of renewable capacity sits in grid connection queues worldwide.

Solar surpasses coal globally as US installations keep climbing in 2026

Solar power has crossed a milestone, outgenerating coal worldwide in H1 2026, even as US policy shifts toward fossil fuels.

Global energy investment surges while Washington retreats from climate action

From Norwegian gas fields to Bulgarian battery farms, capital keeps flowing into energy projects even as U.S. climate policy unravels.

Solar outshines coal in US power generation milestone

In May, solar energy surpassed coal in US electricity generation, marking a historic shift as solar supplied 12.8% of the nation's power. Despite federal policies favoring coal, solar has remained the fastest-growing energy source, reflecting shifting market dynamics and investor preferences.

Utilities warm up to nuclear revival, with conditions attached

Governments, investors, and startups are converging on nuclear power as AI-driven electricity demand and clean energy targets accelerate a global sector revival

Schneider Electric spotlights "Time to Power" opportunity at Semafor World Economy 2026

Schneider Electric executives address how energy tech and policy can unlock U.S. opportunity amid rising demand from AI, electrification, and industrial growth; Company unveils new report showing automation and digital intelligence innovations can provide smart charging that's 10X cheaper than traditional grid upgrades

Inflation Reduction Act (IRA) is Helping Push a New Era for Renewable Energy

Federal incentives are accelerating the shift toward clean energy while reshaping how companies compete in the power sector

America’s Crude Oil Dominance Helped Avoid a Recession. Here’s Why the US Shouldn’t Bow Down to Renewable Energy Pressure

Energy independence shielded the economy from downturn, positioning fossil fuels as critical to maintaining American prosperity and stability

The Palisades Nuclear Plant Demands a Clear Risk-Based Analysis for Successful Reopening

Restarting dormant nuclear plants requires rigorous risk assessment to avoid costly operational failures and safety compromises

New Energy Infrastructure Vs. Extending Fossil Fuel Plants: How Should the Energy Industry Tackle Aging Power-Generation Assets?

Power operators must balance rapid electrification demands against the infrastructure investments needed to prevent widespread grid failures

Safe Infrastructure Could Put Nuclear Energy on the Fast Track Towards Global Adoption

Nations are betting on safer nuclear infrastructure to unlock widespread energy adoption and meet climate commitments faster

Beyond Fukushima: Nuclear Energy is Critical to Achieve Net Zero

Nations weigh safety concerns against nuclear power's essential role in achieving global climate goals