July 2025 – COCOCHI

DOE’s Fifth Emergency Order—for PJM—Caps Summer of Escalating Grid Risk

The Department of Energy (DOE) has issued its fifth 202(c) emergency order this year, directing PJM Interconnection to override environmental limits and

The white paper underscores the transformative potential of hybridizing offshore wind energy, emphasizing the integration of hybrid technologies, e.g. energy storage systems (BESS), to

The whitepaper discusses the integration of hybrid power plants in the energy sector, emphasizing their role in addressing the challenges of renewable

In a special edition of The POWER Podcast, released in collaboration with the McCrary Institute’s Cyber Focus podcast, POWER’s executive editor, Aaron

Extreme weather and aging grid infrastructure are causing longer, more frequent power outages—making energy resilience a growing priority for utilities and communities.

Citing a mounting compliance crunch in America’s coal-fired power sector, the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) has finalized new rules extending key

General Motors (GM) has signed a non-binding memorandum of understanding with Redwood Materials, an agreement meant to accelerate deployment of energy storage

At a remote substation in the Midwest, I watched recently as a team of cybersecurity specialists gathered not to fix a breach

Month: July 2025

DOE’s Fifth Emergency Order—for PJM—Caps Summer of Escalating Grid Risk

Hybridization of Offshore Wind

Hybridization of Offshore Wind

Hybridization of Power Generation

Hybridization of Power Generation

Power Grid Security in the AI Era: Why Energy Dominance and Cybersecurity Can’t Be Separated

Energy Allies: Communities and Utilities Building Resilience Together

EPA Extends Coal Ash Compliance Deadlines, Citing Utility, Contractor Strain

GM, Redwood Materials Pursue Use of Vehicle Batteries for Energy Storage

OT Under Siege: Why Grid Control Systems Need a New Kind of Cyber Defense