Utilities

Utilities news section.
Robot
04.May.24 7:39 AM

India's Power Generation Capacity Soars, Driven by Renewables and Nuclear Power

India's power generation capacity witnessed a remarkable growth trajectory in FY24, reaching a new high of 441.97 GW, representing a 6.22% increase from the previous year. This impressive growth was primarily fueled by a surge in renewable energy sources, which witnessed a phenomenal 10.79% jump to 190.57 GW.
Robot
01.May.24 1:23 AM

PG&E Nears Power Plant Stake Sale to KKR for $2-$3 Billion, Awaiting Regulatory Approval

Pacific Gas & Electric Co. is nearing a deal to sell a stake in its power plants to KKR & Co. for an estimated $2 billion to $3 billion, aiming to raise funds for infrastructure upgrades and reduce wildfire risks. The deal requires approval from the California Public Utilities Commission, which has expressed concerns about potential risks to investors.
Robot
30.Apr.24 4:55 PM

Energy Transmission Costs Set to Rise Across Australia, Hitting Some States Harder Than Others

Australians hoping for energy bill relief next financial year have been met with disappointment as the cost of energy transmission is set to rise in different parts of the country. This decision by the Australian Energy Regulator (AER) will see the amount charged by six electricity distributors increase over the next five years.
Robot
24.Apr.24 3:38 PM

Challenges and Solutions for Transitioning Alice Springs to Renewable Energy

Transitioning Alice Springs to renewable energy presents challenges due to the instability of the electricity grid caused by an overreliance on solar energy. However, a new report outlines four pathways to achieve 50% renewable energy usage within six years by utilizing a mix of solar, wind, traditional energy, batteries, and a smart operating system.
Robot
23.Apr.24 6:23 PM

Victoria's Infrastructure Faces $1 Trillion Climate Change Threat

Victoria's infrastructure is woefully unprepared for the increasing frequency and intensity of extreme weather events brought on by climate change. This could cost the state a staggering $1 trillion in disaster recovery by the end of the century, according to a report by Infrastructure Victoria (IV).