Thorium’s nuclear pitch: Can molten salt reactors cut cost, use waste, and scale faster than conventional designs?
Electricity demand is rising, capital is tightening, and nuclear is back in the conversation as utilities, governments, and large power users look for firm low-carbon supply. But the central question ...
25 Aug 39min
The inverter security turn: How Europe and the US are redrawing solar procurement around Chinese hardware
Solar demand remains strong, storage is scaling fast, and inverter technology is becoming more central to how modern power systems actually function. But the conversation around inverters is no longer...
11 Aug 38min
Why biomining might finally work: How Endolith is using microbes and data to unlock more copper from low-grade ore
Copper is moving from background commodity to frontline constraint. Demand is rising fast, high-grade deposits are getting harder to find, and the lead times for bringing new supply online remain brut...
28 Jul 35min
Bigger turbines, bigger consequences: how wind is rethinking risk, insurance, and predictive maintenance
Wind remains fundamentally healthy: electricity demand is rising, decarbonised power is still needed, and both Europe and the US continue to pull new projects forward, albeit for different reasons. Bu...
14 Jul 45min
As racks scale, power must change: The AC-to-DC rethink inside AI factories
As AI systems scale, the infrastructure challenge is no longer just about chips, models, and software performance. It is increasingly about the physical systems that allow computation to happen at all...
30 Jun 33min
Handing back the mic: Six months of data center reality, from Bragawatts to behind-the-meter, and the questions still open
A year ago the data centre conversation was about scale. Increasingly it is about what happens when the announcements meet the physical grid. New capacity is being announced at roughly 435 megawatts a...
16 Jun 43min
The grid's missing operating system: Why a $100,000 AI controller could defer trillions in hardware and why utilities won't buy it
The energy transition conversation focuses on what connects to the grid. Far less attention goes to whether anyone is coordinating what those assets do once connected. AI training runs swing hundreds ...
2 Jun 43min
The grid's immune system is retiring: Synchronous condensers, AI data centers and the physics gap that software alone can't close
As coal and gas plants retire, the energy transition conversation focuses on replacing their generation capacity. What gets far less attention is the loss of the physical properties those machines pro...
19 Mai 1h 2min
