Howdy, all! Hope you had a great weekend. Here’s the round up of energy industry stories that caught my eye over the past week.
Summer blackouts are increasing in the US (The Verge)
Opinion: Voters deserve answers on Kamala Harris’s true energy policy (The Hill) K.T.’s note: Indeed, last week’s DNC was worryingly light on energy policy
The countries with the cleanest air in the world, ranked in new report (Forbes)
Cow-dung powered ships being tested in Japan for clean energy experiment (Interesting Engineering) K.T.’s note: The sweet smell of success?
High energy prices are forcing German manufacturers to consider cutting production (Globe and Mail)
Opinion: Net zero is sinking to new lows (The Telegraph)
Carrots, sticks or both: State efforts to combat anti-renewables NIMBYs (Utility Dive)
The impact of artificial intelligence and machine learning on renewable energy (Association for Advancing Automation)
Halliburton confirms a cyberattack forced it to take its systems offline (CNN) K.T.’s note: Ramp up of cybersecurity for critical energy infrastructure cannot come soon enough
ERCOT successfully navigates heat wave, new peak demand record (Utility Dive)
That’s all for now! Have a great week and relaxing Labor Day holiday to my readers in the U.S. (Side note: I’ll be on vacation next week)
Electrically yours,
K.T.
Summer blackouts are increasing! Better read Kilovar's Substack on getting yourself a generator! 😉