The Latest Breaking News from Electricity

HANOI: Vietnam faces power shortages in some areas through late this month as electricity use rises due to a heat wave, Prime Minister Pham Minh Chinh warned.

Former Madhya Pradesh chief minister Kamal Nath on Thursday announced that electricity charges up to 100 units would be waived for people in the state and charges up to 200 units would be halved if Congress wins the assembly polls to be held later this year. Read further on Dynamite…

How to tackle emissions from the Beetaloo Basin "carbon bomb" remains up in the air as energy ministers agree to spend more on connecting renewable energy.

Sulaiman has so far had just £150 help from the Government – despite charities estimating disabled people are paying £12,000 a year in extra costs

June Nymex natural gas (NGM23 ) on Thursday closed up +0.227 (+9.60%). Jun nat-gas Thursday rallied sharply and posted a 2-month high. A smaller-than-expected build in weekly domestic supplies sparked a rally in nat-gas prices. The EIA reported nat-gas inventories rose +99 bcf last week, well below expectations of +108...

Brasília (AFP) - Brazil burned fossil fuels for electricity at the lowest level in more than a decade in February, thanks to booming use of wind and solar power, said a study published Thursday.

As power generation grows more sustainable through renewable energy, so will charging and driving EVs. Sustainable power is accelerating quickly in many areas.

It looks like gas and electricity bills are about to come down

Frankfort (South Africa) (AFP) - A South African town has been left fuming after a legal battle with a state-owned power utility forced its solar plant to dump desperately needed electricity in a country suffering a record energy crisis.

State power firm says it may ramp up scheduled electricity outages to avoid a national grid collapse.

Spring storms often leave many without power and that can lead to some dangerous situations with electricity. Kentucky Utilities and Louisville Gas and Electric are reminding Kentuckians of the dangers of electricity.