The state’s two largest utilities routinely drag their feet connecting solar panels to the electric grid, missing state-mandated deadlines as much as 73% of the time, according to a complaint filed to ...

The state’s two largest utilities routinely drag their feet connecting solar panels to the electric grid, missing state-mandated deadlines as much as 73% of the time, according to a complaint filed to ...

Incident highlights vulnerability of critical underwater cables in busy maritime regions Specialised ships like the 'NKT Victorial' use various tools to find the exact location of the cable cut, ...

Unknown perpetrators stole 50 km of cable from a fenced solar farm in Ahorn-Berolzheim, Baden-Württemberg, in southern Germany, a theft involving a ton of material that could not be removed discreetly ...

Solar panels are photographed at LG&E and KU's Renewable Integration Research Facility at the E.W. Brown Generating Station in Mercer County, Ky. Paducah is getting its first solar facility. AES ...

Digitalisation enables energy efficiency savings. Credit: Artur Nichiporenko via Shutterstock. Developers are exploring the feasibility of connecting distant regions, such as Canada to the UK and ...

NKT Eleonora will install the offshore cables. Credit: NKT. NKT has entered into a contract with Danish transmission system operator Energinet to provide a high-voltage direct-current (HVDC) cable ...

The development of utility-scale solar power plants is a costly and complex undertaking that requires extensive expertise to avoid pitfalls. Most solar project developers rely on debt financing to ...

The underwater networks will bring 5G and internet connectivity to people across six countries, but are vulnerable to a concerning rise in cable attacks worldwide. Emily is an experienced reporter who ...

In the midst of US-Soviet tensions over Berlin in early 1959, five transatlantic submarine cables suddenly stopped working. Alarm bells rang in Washington since these undersea information networks ...

Under the ocean’s surface lies the true backbone of the internet: an estimated 870,000 miles of submarine cables that ferry over 95% of global intercontinental data traffic across every major ocean.