The rapid expansion of hyperscale data centers to support artificial intelligence, cloud computing, and big data analytics has fundamentally altered electricity demand patterns across various...

From the passage of the Inflation Reduction Act to evolving Federal Energy Regulatory Commission rulemakings and a wave of ambitious state decarbonization mandates, the U.S....

The U.S. electric power industry sits at the center of an unprecedented policy storm. Massive federal funding for grid upgrades, crowded generator-interconnection queues, and a...

Peer-to-peer energy trading has emerged as an innovative way for homeowners and businesses equipped with solar panels and battery storage, often called prosumers, to buy...

Electric power systems are built to withstand a range of expected disturbances, from routine load fluctuations to severe weather and equipment failures. However, the grid...

The U.S. electric grid comprises three large regional networks (Eastern Interconnection, Western Interconnection, and Texas (ERCOT)), each with limited capability to transfer power across its...