Expertise from Forbes Councils members, operated under license. Opinions expressed are those of the author. Electricity demand is growing at a rate not seen in generations, driven by a multitude of ...

AI is supercharging New York City’s economy, but that poses a challenge: AI companies and data centers are now placing unprecedented demands on the power grid. That has brought a heightened emphasis ...

Artificial Intelligence (AI) is now a major force in the U.S. economy. The rapid expansion of data centers in the United States has emphasized the challenges facing the U.S. electricity sector, which ...

The National Grid will pilot the use of a technology that promises to allow artificial intelligence (AI) datacentres to flexibly adjust how much power they draw from the grid, as part of a push to ...

AI and data center growth are reshaping power demand. Utilities must modernize grids with smarter, more secure, and flexible ...

National Grid and Emerald AI are partnering to show how AI data centres can support a smarter, more flexible grid. A UK-first live trial is planned for late 2025 on a grid connected data centre using ...

After decades of wear and tear, the US energy grid is starting to reach its breaking point. The traditional grid system was designed for a time when electricity demand was steady and less intense.

INL researchers examine a set of relays that monitor electrical currents, voltages and detect problems like faults or overloads on the electric grid. Modern relays are incorporating artificial ...

The Pittsburgh energy summit Tuesday was the administration’s latest effort to tie its fossil fuel agenda to the artificial intelligence boom. When President Donald Trump announced more than $90 ...

It aims to speed permitting and change NEPA to aid fossil fuels and nuclear. Critics warn it could slow down new power growth. President Donald Trump’s plan to make the U.S. a leader in artificial ...

Over the next two decades, global electricity demand is expected to double, growth we haven’t seen since post-World War II. To meet historic projections, we need to generate abundant, reliable and ...