power companies
Coverage of power companies in the Nexus archive.
- Power companies are using eminent domain to seize land for data centers
Power companies are utilizing eminent domain to acquire land for constructing data centers. The practice raises questions about public use designations for such projects.
- Power companies are using eminent domain to seize land for data centers as 70% of Americans say not in my backyard
Power companies are using eminent domain to acquire land for data centers amid growing public opposition, with 70% of Americans objecting due to concerns like utility costs, pollution, and environmental impact. Data centers, which require significant electricity and water, are expanding rapidly, straining electrical grids and prompting legal debates over whether private infrastructure projects qualify for public use under eminent domain laws.
- Power companies seek Rs1.20 per unit fuel cost adjustment for August
Power companies requested a Rs1.20 per unit fuel cost adjustment for August, citing increased expenses from imported fuels like Regasified Liquefied Natural Gas (RLNG) and furnace oil. The National Electric Power Regulatory Authority (Nepra) will hold a public hearing to review the request, which could add Rs15.7 billion to consumer bills if approved.
- Beat the heat: A/C maintenance tips before dangerous heat arrives in Middle Tennessee
High temperatures in Middle Tennessee prompt air conditioning maintenance advice, including servicing older systems, cleaning filters, and understanding system limits during extreme heat. Mark Kenney recommends turning off non-functional A/C units immediately and adjusting thermostat settings to conserve energy during peak demand.
- Time-Based Use Rates and Whole-Home Battery Backups Combine
Power companies are implementing time-based use pricing, and consumers can benefit by using whole-home battery backups. The article explains how this combination helps regular consumers manage energy costs.
- Brazil Utilities Triple Their Weight on the Ibovespa Stock Index
Power, water, and gas companies increased their weight in Brazil’s Ibovespa stock index from 5% in June 2021 to nearly 16% in June 2026. The shift reflects a move by the benchmark index away from banks and miners toward steadier, dividend-paying businesses.
- How big can solar go? These 3 projects show us the gigascale future
Solar projects are growing significantly in scale as panel costs decrease and installation efficiency improves, with power companies now building projects larger than previously imagined. China has been at the forefront of this gigascale solar development.