The utility industry is on the cusp of transforming how it monitors, maintains and secures critical infrastructure. Specifically, we’re seeing them move from reactive electric grid maintenance to ...

Skyrocketing growth in demand, accelerating security threats, extreme weather events and increasing systemic vulnerabilities ...

Artificial intelligence has captured headlines recently for its rapidly growing energy demands, and particularly the surging ...

A historic legacy now translates to pioneering capabilities in electric grid technology at the Department of Energy's Oak ...

One of the nicest comments people have made about the electrical grid was … nothing. The grid works best when it fades into the background. That low-profile status has changed in recent years as fires ...

Adding renewable energy and energy storage capacity brings an added layer of complexity to traditional electrical grid systems. Balancing supply and demand of energy for power systems, even under ...

In February 2021, Texas came within four minutes and 37 seconds of a complete statewide blackout. A winter storm knocked out 40 percent of the state’s grid capacity in just four hours, leaving ...

Over the next two decades, global electricity demand is expected to double, growth we haven’t seen since post-World War II. To meet historic projections, we need to generate abundant, reliable and ...

The Long Island Power Authority was slated to choose a company to manage Long Island’s electric grid at its board meeting on Wednesday, but the item was pulled from the agenda, and the decision has ...

A major Southeast Asian utility is undertaking a comprehensive modernization of its distribution network, integrating ...

Modernizing the electric grid involves more than upgrading control systems with sophisticated software—it requires embedding sensors and automated controls across the entire system. It’s not only the ...

For electrical contractors, electricians, or technicians performing electrical maintenance activities in various settings, tasks can be divided into two broad categories: planned and unplanned.