The top Democrat on the Senate Judiciary Committee on Wednesday called for the panel to hear directly from Trump administration officials about a powerful but controversial surveillance authority that ...

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A new survey of U.S. energy professionals suggests that load flexibility and demand response (DR) programs are becoming central components of grid management as large-load growth accelerates. The ...

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A French railway company has faced a backlash after offering a new child-free section in its premium carriages. Starting this month, weekday TGV trains running to and from Paris have a new and ...

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OpenAI and a nonprofit group that has been among its antagonists said Friday they would set aside competing proposals in California to limit how AI chatbots interact with children and work together on ...

Providers of modular, behind-the-meter power generation are gaining a substantial foothold in the race to energize large load customers. Turning to companies that offer various configurations of small ...

South Africa has now gone more than 230 consecutive days without load shedding, raising cautious optimism that the country’s long-running electricity crisis may be easing – at least for now. According ...

Someone’s going to need a ton of melted butter. A whopping $400,000 shipment of lobster was stolen as it was headed for Costco stores, according to the freight company’s president. Dylan Rexing, the ...