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Your Electric Bill May Be Higher Than It Should Be — Check These 5 Household Energy Wasters

You open your electric bill expecting the usual amount, only to discover it’s $40 higher than last month. You haven’t purchased any new appliances, and...

Saving Advice · Oct 18

Data centres: Opposing them and developing them are not the only two choices

When a nurse in Thunder Bay opens a patient’s chart or a shopper in Halifax taps a bank card, the request travels somewhere physical — a building humming with servers, storage, network equipment, backup power and cooling systems.

The Conversation · Oct 18

Fuel prices dominate midterm election discussions, but spiking utility bills may be the difference maker

Utility bills have risen 40% on average in recent years and a promise of additional hikes are on the way.

Fortune · Oct 18

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‘Every sunny surface’ is being put to work. Europeans transforming their homes with solar driveways

“Every sunny surface we put to work brings Europe closer to an energy system that is cheaper, more secure and owned by the people it serves.”

Euronews · Oct 18

Cuba's Blackout Record Is Shattered: How One Plant Fire Left 75% of the Island in the Dark

A fire at Cuba's Ernesto Guevara plant drove peak-hour blackouts to a record 75.5% on Oct. 16 — as the dollar hit a historic 800 pesos.

Latin Times · Oct 17

Selective Shutdowns Cut Bird Deaths: Study finds 92.8% drop in vulture collisions; power loss under 0.51%

For 13 years, researchers in southern Spain tested a strategic turbine shutdown protocol aimed at protecting birdlife, achieving an impressive 92.8% reduction in Griffon vulture deaths. Trained observers closely watched bird patterns and paused turbine operations during high-risk times, resulting in negligible effects on electricity production. This successful initiative for…

The Times of India · Oct 17

Sri Lanka suffers nationwide electricity blackout

Sri Lanka suffered a nationwide electricity blackout on Saturday after the national grid tripped, possibly because solar power generation exceeded consumption, officials said. The entire grid shut down in February 2025, when solar power generation exceeded consumption on a bright, sunny Sunday.

The Economic Times · Oct 17

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In 1886, William Stanley lit a Massachusetts Main Street with a new AC system; his transformer proved electricity could travel farther and still be used safely

On 20 March 1886, William Stanley Jr. successfully demonstrated a transformer system for electrical distribution in Great Barrington, Massachusetts. This system allowed several businesses to use electricity from a central generating station without generating their own power. By raising and lowering voltage, the method reduced energy loss during transmission. Stanley's…

The Economic Times · Oct 17

India's cooling problem is becoming an electricity-cost problem, and the AC industry is trying to solve it

India’s rising temperatures and growing AC adoption: The country's AC market is predicted to grow significantly in the coming years due to rising temperatures and urbanization. A recent survey indicates that air conditioners are an essential part of household electricity consumption. Many consumers are prioritizing energy efficiency when purchasing air…

The Economic Times · Oct 17

The world’s biggest fine jewellery factory: How Pandora aims to make more and pollute less in Vietnam

Pandora invested $150 million (€132mn) in a Vietnam factory, which it says will operate entirely on renewable electricity. The company also switched to using 100% recycled gold and silver in its jewellery production in 2024.

Euronews · Oct 17

US reviving shuttered nuclear plants to meet growing electricity demand and to power data centres

The United States is planning to restart three closed nuclear plants to address rising energy needs. These plants were shut down due to high electricity costs but are now sought after for carbon-free energy. Large technology companies are contracting for power from these facilities, ensuring a stable revenue. Restarting these…

The Economic Times · Oct 17

Russia strikes 9 Ukrainian regions as new report shows spike in civilian casualties

Russia's recent strikes have plunged Ukraine into darkness, impacting electricity for hundreds of thousands and resulting in civilian injuries. Amidst this turmoil, President Volodymyr Zelenskyy voiced his worries over diminishing US support during a summit in Brussels. Civilian casualties surged by 85% in September compared to last year, as Ukraine…

The Times of India · Oct 16

Power plant attacks reflect Russian blueprint to make Ukrainian cities unlivable

Kremlin turning to punishment of Ukraine’s population in major cities as frontlines remain frozen

The Guardian - UK · Oct 16

Uzbekistan signs $4.7bn energy deals and outlines plans for two more nuclear power plants

Foreign firms including ACWA Power, EDF and Toyota Tsusho are involved in projects covering 3,000 MW of generating capacity and 400 MW of storage. Tashkent is also preparing 128 oil and gas exploration blocks for investors and pursuing a future electricity connection to Europe.

Euronews · Oct 16

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The Times of India · Oct 16

UN warns Russian attacks and winter hardship could displace more Ukrainians

As winter approaches, Ukraine faces dire challenges with essential services declining due to ongoing conflict. Millions of internally displaced individuals struggle to reunite with their homes, often in ruins. With falling temperatures, access to heating, electricity, and safe drinking water becomes precarious. Funding shortages jeopardize relief initiatives, leaving countless families…

The Independent UK · Oct 16

Qatar pledges a lifeline for Lebanon’s economy, power grid and reconstruction in the south

Qatar is stepping in to help Lebanon revive its struggling economy

The Independent UK · Oct 16

US is reviving shuttered nuclear plants to meet growing electricity demand and to power data centers

The United States is making an unprecedented attempt to revive three shuttered nuclear plants to meet growing demand, especially from data centers

The Economic Times · Oct 16

India is fastest-growing polymer compound market, expected to grow to USD 16 bn by 2031: Crisil

India is becoming the fastest-growing polymer compound market globally, contributing 13 percent of a USD 75 billion industry. The market is expected to grow significantly, reaching USD 16.5 billion by FY2031. Demand from the automotive and infrastructure sectors is driving this growth, alongside technological advancements in manufacturing. Significant expansion in…

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The Independent UK · Oct 16

Hot, windy weather stoke brush fires spark in Southern California, power turned off for many

Several brush fires are burning in Southern California, stoked by hot, windy weather that's led to some evacuations and caused utility companies to shut off electricity for tens of thousands of people around the state

The Times of India · Oct 16

Australian farmer fears 345km power cable could disrupt his 180-hectare dairy farm

For 43 years, Paul Peluso has built his life around the rhythms of dairy farming in Mirboo North, Victoria. Moving cattle between paddocks, managing pastures and keeping the milking operation running are routines shaped by years of working the same land. Now, a major electricity transmission project threatens to disrupt…

The Economic Times · Oct 16

Festive demand drives India's diesel sales in October, data shows

Indian diesel consumption has risen significantly, driven by increased demand from the agriculture and transportation sectors. State-run fuel retailers continue to maintain fuel prices below market rates, which attracts consumers. In contrast, private retailers have increased their prices and are exporting fuels. The ongoing festival season has led to heightened…

The Economic Times · Oct 16

Nagpur’s industrial push gains momentum, but MSMEs face rising power costs and land hurdles

With major industrial investments taking shape across Vidarbha, industry stakeholders believe Nagpur has an opportunity to emerge as a diversified manufacturing and technology centre.

The Guardian - UK · Oct 16

Like dinosaur eggs in the sand: the pterosaur museum built to thrive in the Gobi desert

How architects worked with harsh environment to create sustainable building in location where fossils were found

Latin Times · Oct 15

Spain's Cox Energy Just Made El Salvador History With a Record $2.9B Infrastructure Bet

Spain's Cox Energy signed El Salvador's largest private deal ever — $2.9B in solar, gas, and water. What it means for $10.4B in annual remittances.

The Economic Times · Oct 15

Big Tech wants to build more AI data centres across America. Why local communities are pushing back against the costs of the AI revolution

Cities across America are imposing temporary moratoriums on data centre approvals to address infrastructural concerns. Local governments are assessing the impacts of these projects on electricity, water, and public resources. Environmental lawsuits are complicating the development of AI infrastructure further, leading to delays and increased costs. Some technology companies are…

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