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Batteries

Carrier wants to pair batteries with air conditioners to help the grid

Utilities are struggling to meet demand as AI data centers surge. Equipping air conditioners with batteries could be an easy and hugely scalable way to free up electricity supply at peak times.

By Julian Spector . 29 September 2025
Energy markets

Why states are threatening to leave PJM — and why they probably won’t

The grid operator’s high power prices and long interconnection queue have Democratic and Republican governors eyeing an exit, but analysts warn it could backfire.

By Kathryn Krawczyk . 26 September 2025
Canary Media Daily

Can climate comedy survive?

By Kathryn Krawczyk . 26 September 2025
Western Energy News

Xcel to pay $640 million over 2021 Colorado blaze

By Jonathan P. Thompson . 26 September 2025
Midwest Energy News

Virtual power plants build support in Illinois

By Andy Balaskovitz . 26 September 2025
Southeast Energy News

N.C. connects Helene-damaged homes with weatherization

By Mason Adams . 26 September 2025
Northeast Energy News

NY Gov. Hochul releases details of $1 billion climate plan

By Sarah Shemkus . 26 September 2025
Clean energy

Chart: Check out how fast China is shifting to renewables

China still emits more planet-warming pollution than any other country, but its furious build-out of wind and solar means the nation is scaling back on fossil fuels.

By Dan McCarthy . 26 September 2025
Culture

Can climate comedy still work? This offshore wind ad suggests it can.

The satirical video starring Samuel L. Jackson pokes fun at offshore wind disinformation right as the Trump administration is targeting both comedy and clean energy.

By Clare Fieseler . 26 September 2025
Green steel

Sweden’s Stegra to supply green steel for Microsoft’s data centers

Microsoft agreed to use “near-zero emission” steel in a two-part deal with Stegra. The steelmaker plans to open its hydrogen-fueled plant in late 2026.

By Maria Gallucci . 25 September 2025