Forest Road’s new platform, CenterNode, secures up to $750 million in capital commitments to finance renewable energy across the United States. With backing from Liberty Mutual Investments, the initiative signals growing institutional support for a cleaner, more sustainable power grid.

Australia is moving toward home electrification as households look to reduce bills and lessen reliance on fossil fuels. This guide explains how to replace gas appliances with electric ones, drawing on renewable energy to power every room in a typical Australian home.

Jefferson County’s Board has officially included solar power in its zoning ordinance, ending a couple of years of ongoing debates. This landmark decision sets the stage for further business and environmental developments in the region.

The Wisconsin Council on Forestry has voted to write a letter urging the governor to support a biofuels incentive bill. The Council previously struggled to reach consensus, but it has now shifted to a united stance in favor of the legislative measure.

Surging demand for electricity in NCW is creating a profound shift that echoes the power of tectonic plate movements. As artificial intelligence accelerates energy needs, regional utilities grapple with infrastructure expansion, sustainability, and the future of public power.

Carbon3.ai has announced the arrival of HPE’s inaugural datacentre modules at a Derbyshire landfill to power a “national grid for AI.” By harnessing off-grid gas, the company seeks to champion a sustainable approach to high-performance computing.

Global demand for hydrogen compressors is poised to surge as the market is projected to reach USD 2.6 billion by 2028, up from USD 2.1 billion in 2023. Growing commitments to sustainability and investment in renewable energies are driving demand, with mechanical compressors expected to lead the pack in hydrogen refueling stations and industrial processes.

Global project finance is experiencing rapid expansion, driven by private capital and increasing demand for energy capacity, digital infrastructure, and large-scale public works. From Wilmington, DE to emerging markets worldwide, investors are adopting new approaches to meet these evolving priorities.

Texas has introduced changes to its grid rules that require battery operators to function more like traditional power plants. While batteries have long been heralded as a solution for wind and solar’s intermittent nature, these changes could limit their market opportunities and reshape the state’s renewable energy landscape.

The Imperial County Board of Supervisors approved a one-year moratorium on December 9 to limit new solar or battery energy projects on farmland. This move coincides with the county staff’s ongoing work on a comprehensive plan to manage future development.