The U.S. power grid is under strain. Aging infrastructure, rising demand and extreme weather are testing reliability.

As grids become more distributed, more software-defined and more autonomous, security must evolve accordingly.

The convergence of AI‑driven demand and widespread electrification is redefining what the grid must do and how it must ...

A legal dispute now before the courts highlights a rapidly emerging fault line in South Africa’s energy transition: ...

Expensive peaks in electricity demand have more utilities looking to control how much power their customers use. It's a ...

Minister Kgosientsho Ramokgopa confirms that South Africa's transmission grid will remain a strategic state asset while ...

Using Quvia Sync, an edge to cloud platform, coupled with network orchestration, airlines can take control of the cabin ...

When Krystal Steward started knocking on her neighbors’ doors in Ann Arbor, Michigan, in 2021, to discuss energy efficiency ...

Compliance governance is becoming more complex as electric utilities move quickly to modernize their grid environments. New ...

Nuclear fusion energy could become commercially viable by the early 2030s as scientists work to replicate the sun's power, ...

U.S. grid owners are investing in cost-efficient grid enhancements and virtual power plant schemes to help meet soaring ...

Any attempt by the United States to take control of Cuba would be met with “impregnable resistance,” Cuban President Miguel ...