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Broadcom Advances Private Cloud Strategy at VMware Explore 2025

Broadcom reiterates its commitment to private cloud solutions at VMware Explore 2025, emphasizing infrastructure modernization, security, and regulatory compliance.

New Orleans Advances $28M Virtual Power Plant to Enhance Grid Resilience

New Orleans City Council has authorized a $28 million investment in its inaugural virtual power plant program, signaling a pivotal step toward distributed energy resource integration and improved grid stability.

AI Workloads Trigger Power Surges Impacting Data Center Hardware and Budgets

Rapid fluctuations in AI training power demands are stressing server hardware and power infrastructure, leading to higher operational costs and reduced equipment longevity.

Massachusetts Advances Major Energy Storage Procurement with 1.3 GW Award

Massachusetts has awarded 1.3 GW in a landmark energy storage tender, progressing its ambitious 5 GW storage mandate through transformative project selections.

Solar Industry Calls for Fair Permitting Reform with DOI

Dec. 5, 2025 — United States — A coalition of 143 solar energy companies has formally petitioned the U.S. Congress

Permitting and Grid Challenges Put 113 GW of U.S. Clean Energy at Risk

Nov. 26, 2025 — United States — The Solar Energy Industries Association (SEIA) has issued a stark warning regarding the

BYOG and Curtail‑First Plans Reshape Data‑Center Power

Nov. 18, 2025 — United States — The center of gravity in the data‑center power debate is shifting from novelty

Solar and Storage Lead 2025 Build; Curtailment Eases

U.S. grid build‑out in 2025 is unambiguous: solar and batteries are doing the heavy lifting. The Energy Information Administration expects

Transfers Swell; Solar PPA Prices Edge Up in Q3

Nov. 18, 2025 — United States — Financing for utility‑scale renewables is tilting toward portability and price discipline. The transferable

U.S. Solar Manufacturing Tops 60 GW as Domestic Rules Bite

The United States has moved from slogans to scale. By October, domestic PV module nameplate capacity surpassed 60 GW—up roughly 37%