HeyJaredBrian Martucci
- Indexed articles, last 90 days
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- Sep 29, 2026
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Amid acquisition, Energy Vault keeps close watch on Trump’s bulk-power order, executive says (opens the original)
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The energy project developer sees opportunities in Texas, PJM Interconnection and the Southwest Power Pool, but officials say they must carefully navigate an uncertain regulatory backdrop. The Goshe acquisition “reinforces our strategy of building a long-term, owned-asset platform that generates predictable, recurring value for our shareholders,” Energy Vault CEO Robert Piconi said in a statement. Goshe’s leadership and development teams will join Energy Vault, allowing them to continue advancin
The data center boom continues apace, but projects face mounting obstacles (opens the original)
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Shortages of skilled labor and equipment, as well as local opposition, are threatening even high-profile projects backed by big tech companies. The U.S. data center boom has entered a new, contradictory phase. On the one hand, both data center construction activity and credible forecasts for near-term capacity additions to the electric grid to serve data centers remain robust. The Electric Power Research Institute, for example, said in February that data centers will represent up to 17% of U.S.
Trump grid order likely to cause energy storage delays, cancellations: BloombergNEF (opens the original)
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The Aug. 26 executive order, previous executive actions and the Treasury Department’s foreign entity of concern guidance are likely to hit battery and inverter supply chains particularly hard. Trump’s executive order seeks to prevent certain foreign-made batteries, transformers, inverters and related digital products from connecting to the U.S. power grid after its Aug. 26 effective date. It also gives Energy Secretary Chris Wright discretion to impose conditions on “the continued use, operation
Pay-as-you-go batteries: ‘One weird trick’ for the distribution grid? (opens the original)
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This story was originally published on Utility Dive. To receive daily news and insights, subscribe to our free daily Utility Dive newsletter. Until about 10 years ago, homeowners seeking reliable backup power had little choice but to shell out thousands of dollars for a professionally installed standby generator. Stationary batteries added a cleaner, fuel-free choice to the mix, but they can be even more expensive to purchase outright than diesel or natural gas generators, putting them out of re
Dominion offshore wind project cost rises nearly $300M (opens the original)
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The increase is due to revised network upgrade costs assigned by the PJM Interconnection, tariffs imposed by the Trump administration in April and updated turbine installation projections, executives said.
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