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Akaysha Refinances Battery Portfolio with A$1.75 Billion Facility
The portfolio facility refinances four Australian battery assets and supports development flexibility. Akaysha’s approximately 6-GW/25-GWh pipeline remains a development pipeline.
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Wärtsilä Expands Construction Scope for 371 MW of Brazilian Generation Projects
Seven Origem Energia projects gain broader engineering and construction support. Commercial operation is scheduled for 2028 and 2029, not today.
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Dutch Network Operators Select Trilliant for Next-Generation Metering Gateways
Trilliant’s selection covers gateway development for the Dutch NextGen metering programme. Interoperability is a design objective; nationwide deployment is not complete.
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ABB Reports Record Orders as Data-Center Demand Accelerates
Third-quarter orders reached $12.055 billion. ABB reported triple-digit order growth in data centers, while advancing a proposed Mitsubishi Electric joint venture.
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Ekurhuleni Authorized to Procure 2,400 MW from Independent Power Producers
A ministerial determination opens procurement for solar, gas and other generation. The authorization is a development milestone, not operating capacity.
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Nigeria’s Grid Generation Fell Nearly 88%. What Really Happened?
Nigeria’s electricity generation fell nearly 88% between reported readings on October 19 as multiple 330-kV transmission lines tripped. The system operator says the disturbance was partial. What do the engineering facts reveal—and what remains unknown?
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The New Oscillation Modes Nobody Designed For
How converter controls, subsynchronous interactions, phase-locked loops, and shared networks create oscillation risks—and why accurate models, measurements, and coordinated engineering matter.
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From Rotating Machines to Digital Controllers: Why Inverters Are Changing Grid Stability
How synchronous machines, grid-following and grid-forming inverters, weak-grid interactions, and battery controls are changing the engineering of power-system stability.
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When the Grid Cannot Deliver: How Electricity Delays Are Reshaping AI Data-Center Expansion
Microsoft’s withdrawal from a planned Nscale facility in Britain exposes a growing infrastructure problem: AI projects can be ready to move forward long before the electricity network is ready to serve them.
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The Grid Cannot Wait for New Transmission Lines. Can Advanced Technologies Unlock Existing Capacity?
DOE’s Virginia and West Virginia initiative highlights a faster approach to transmission expansion—and the engineering limits that still matter.