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How Redwood Energy built a grid storage product
The battery recycling company’s energy arm is taking a “ruthless simplicity” approach to storage infrastructure for data centers.
Maeve AllsupApr 7, 2026
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Building a domestic nuclear fuel supply chain
Scott Nolan, founder and CEO of General Matter, gets into the details of rebuilding uranium enrichment in the US.
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Microsoft is embracing off-grid gas for West Virginia data centers
The hyperscaler’s deal with “neocloud” developer Nscale takes advantage of a new state law to bypass grid delays.
Catherine BoudreauApr 1, 2026 -
Exclusive: Most of the projects DOE canceled are still in limbo
A look at the scale of the Trump administration’s impact on canceled, threatened, and stalled projects at the Department of Energy.
Maeve AllsupApr 1, 2026 -
What Trafigura’s billion-dollar recycling bet means for critical minerals
The offtake agreement with refiner Nth Cycle will supply the trader with 3,500 metric tons of recycled nickel and lithium per year.
Bianca GiacoboneMar 31, 2026 -
Does new SPARK grid funding mean that the dust is settling at DOE?
The Trumpification of the Biden-era grid funding program may be a sign of life, even as previously awarded projects sit in limbo.
Maeve AllsupMar 31, 2026 -
The demand stack: Turning customers into grid capacity
As load growth accelerates, utilities have a chance to make demand-side programs into planning-grade resources.
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The cheapest new computing capacity is hiding in old data centers
Optimizing the facilities’ infrastructure that supports data centers allows for more productive megawatts.
Peter Hans HirschboeckMar 30, 2026 -
Battery booms and the rise of flexibility
As storage markets saturate, value is shifting from building batteries to optimizing them — with AI and new flexibility models leading the way.














