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Governors Take On Power Companies Over Who Controls Your Electric Bill — 3dGovernors whose states share the nation's largest power grid will meet Thursday in Chicago — as critics say the grid's members kept most decision-making power.

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Nicole Hardy Power companies keeping control of the grid just means higher costs with less accountability for users.

Solar Projects Break Ground in Arizona, Nevada — 4dSunPower has broken ground on the first phase of a solar power system for a new AI data center in Reno, Nevada. The company says the complex installation will help expand its capabilities in commercial projects with demanding performance requirements.

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Danaher Plans AI Lab for Antibody Discovery in 2027 — 3dDanaher plans to launch an AI-powered autonomous laboratory at Abcam, combining robotics and technology from across the company to design, build and test antibodies and other molecular tools. Expected to operate at scale in early 2027, the lab aims to accelerate discovery up to eightfold and eventually produce nearly ten times more reagents, while scientists retain key decision-making roles.

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PowerCompute Boosts Mississippi Data Center to 11 MWBusiness — 4dPowerCompute’s Mississippi subsidiary increased contracted power at its Columbus data center from 8.5 to 11 megawatts under a new utility agreement, moving to a data-center rate while avoiding capacity commitment charges and utility capital contributions. The company plans to use a returned $300,000 deposit for site expansion; the facility supports Bitcoin mining and may also serve high-performance computing projects.

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IJRHouthis Launch Missile Attack On Riyadh International Airport As Blasts Shock Saudi CapitalHarold Hutchison · 2 min · 4h

ContourGlobal starts Arizona solar build, completes Colorado complexBusiness — 5dContourGlobal has begun building Project Sterling, a 509-MWp solar and 360-MW battery facility in Arizona expected to generate more than 1.1 TWh annually, with about 90% of its output contracted to Tesla. The company and Platte River Power Authority also completed Colorado’s Black Hollow Sun complex, a 257-MW-AC project expected to produce 608 GWh a year for communities in Platte River’s service area.

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Best Colleges Preparing Students for the AI EraRankingAI is reshaping every industry, so students and parents compare universities on dedicated programs, research scale, and real-world tech pipelines.

Porsche to Offer Gasoline Macan Again in 2028 Alongside Electric Version — Oct 2, 2026Porsche CEO Michael Leiters says the company will bring back a gasoline-powered Macan in 2028 and sell it alongside the electric model, aiming to give customers a choice as demand for EVs and sales in China weaken. Porsche is not abandoning electric vehicles, but Leiters says it will maintain a mixed lineup and has ruled out a fully electric 911.

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Kawasaki Heavy and four peers set ex-dividend dates for September 29 — Sep 29, 2026Five Japanese companies announced cash dividends with an ex-dividend date of September 29, 2026: Kawasaki Heavy Industries ($0.12 per share), Chubu Electric Power ($0.22), OBIC ($0.29), Mitsui O.S.K. Lines ($0.62) and Shionogi ($0.24). The reports examine each company’s dividend history and sustainability, but provide no shared conclusion on the payouts’ long-term outlook.

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Marcus Bell Kawasaki Heavy's small payout makes me wonder if their dividend growth is slowing down compared to the others.

Verdant Solar Among Five Malaysian Momentum Stocks — Sep 27, 2026Renewable-energy stocks featured include battery-storage supplier Guangzhou Great Power Energy and Technology and solar-project companies such as Solarvest and Canadian Solar, which span equipment, development and power operations. Verdant Solar is showing rising trading momentum, though a break below its stated support level could signal renewed weakness.

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Companies Advance Modular, AI-Powered Drone DesignsTech — Sep 25, 2026New drone projects span defense and commercial applications: AEVEX is developing a modular, jet-powered autonomous aircraft, Eva Defense is advancing a quieter drone with plans for AI-enabled coordination, and a separate prototype is designed to autonomously enter buildings and broadcast sound. Electronics suppliers are also promoting integrated sensing, power, communications and custom battery systems to support next-generation unmanned aircraft.

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BooksTrue belonging starts when you stop fitting inAnyone lonely inside their own tribe should hear Brown's claim that the deepest connection often follows rejection for refusing to change.58m · 3 reads

Law firms probe securities claims at five public companies — Sep 21, 2026Law firms Pomerantz and Rosen Law Firm announced investigations into potential securities violations and breaches of fiduciary duties on behalf of investors in five companies: NuScale Power, Elauwit Connection, Lincoln Educational Services, BellRing Brands, and Manhattan Associates. The disclosures highlight NuScale’s UBS downgrade and concerns about cash flow, Elauwit’s restatement issues, Lincoln Educational Services’ looming lead-plaintiff deadline, and ongoing fiduciary-duty reviews for BellRing and Manhattan Associates, with investors urged to seek counsel.

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LHN Energy to bundle solar power with EV charging for Singapore fleets — Sep 16, 2026LHN Energy, a Singapore-based solar company, plans to roll out an integrated Solar PPA and DC fast-charging solution for electric heavy vehicles in early September 2026, combining solar generation, charging, and project delivery under a single framework with potential zero upfront costs. The program is supported by Singapore’s Electric Heavy Vehicle Charger Grant, which co-funds up to 50% of eligible charger installation costs (capped at S$30,000 for the first 500 chargers) for qualifying projects at depots, warehouses, and industrial sites.

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Most Influential Women in World HistoryYourlist — RankingFrom ancient queens who ruled empires to modern activists who changed laws, these women left indelible marks on politics, science, and culture. Vote for who you think shaped history most profoundly.

UN Chief Worried by Power of Social Media CompaniesReporting — Jan 28, 2021U.N. chief Antonio Guterres said on Thursday he is “particularly worried” about the power of social media companies and that mechanisms should be created to regulate decisions like the banning of former U.S. President…

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Former Google CEO Says Company’s Climate Targets ‘Will Be Swamped’ By Power-Hungry AI — Oct 9, 2024Former Google CEO Eric Schmidt suggested last week that the company’s climate targets are essentially hopeless in light of the rise of power-intensive artificial intelligence (AI) technology, Axios reported. Schmidt…

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Flex’s $4.4 billion EPC Power deal sets up 2027 spin-off — Sep 3, 2026Flex Ltd. is purchasing EPC Power for $4.4 billion to bolster its Cloud and Power Infrastructure segment, which will be spun off as an independent company in early 2027, with EPC Power’s grid-forming inverter technology designed to stabilise power in AI-heavy data centers. The deal is expected to close in late 2026, and some analyses flag potential overvaluation of FLEX while insider activity suggests cautious sentiment.

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Chris Dalton Spinning off a company two years after buying it feels like financial engineering more than strategy, wonder who's really benefiting here.

IJRThere’s A New Development Blowing Up America’s AI DebateSean Moran · 7 min · 4h

Tech Behemoth Gobbles Up Power Company In $5 Billion Deal To Juice Data Centers — Dec 22, 2025Google’s parent company, Alphabet, announced on Monday that it will acquire the data center and energy infrastructure company Intersect for $4.75 billion in cash and “the assumption of debt.” Though Google already owns…

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Support Trump vs Support DemocratsYourlist — VS BattleEvery executive order, court fight, and agency purge just adds another tally mark to the same permanent scoreboard.

Power Company Faces Legal Fight For Making Too Much Energy — Apr 3, 2026Environmental and religious groups are taking Georgia regulators to court after they approved a utility company’s energy expansion. The Southern Environmental Law Center (SELC) and its activist co-plaintiffs petitioned…

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Former Senior Staffers From Top Congressional Offices Lobbied For Chinese Military Companies — Oct 19, 2024High-ranking alumni of some of the most powerful congressional offices in the country have lobbied on behalf of companies controlled or greatly influenced by the Chinese military, disclosures show. Former congressional…

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Ready For Blackouts? Techies Are Buying Up One Of The Remaining Reliable Sources Of Power For Their AI Needs — Jul 3, 2024Tech companies are increasingly looking to nuclear energy to meet their evolving power needs, potentially at the expense of grid reliability and ordinary American ratepayers, The Wall Street Journal reported. The owners…

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Sen. Josh Hawley Rolls Out the ‘Bust Up Big Tech Act’Reporting — Apr 19, 2021Republican Sen. Josh Hawley of Missouri on Monday unveiled his “Bust Up Big Tech Act” to limit the power of companies such as Google and Amazon. Hawley’s focus on technology companies follows the release last week of…

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FaithTapKatherine Drexel Founds Schools for Native Americans and African AmericansHeiress becomes nun and establishes dozens of schools and Xavier University.1h · 3 reads

Major Utility Admits That Complete Green Energy Transition Could Wreck Power Grid — Aug 7, 2025Arizona’s largest utility company, Arizona Public Service (APS), announced Wednesday that it is abandoning its 2050 net-zero emissions goal, citing concerns that the target could jeopardize power reliability. Pinnacle…

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New EV Coming to US Can Travel 70 Miles Per Week on Battery Power from Solar in Normal WeatherOpinion — Nov 24, 2022A new electric vehicle is set to hit the market in the U.S. from upstart German automaker Sono Motors, but the company’s claim that the Sion is an affordable — and practical — solar-powered vehicle is raising eyebrows…

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Utility Companies Tied To California’s Worst Disasters Keep Pouring Cash Into Democrat Campaigns — Oct 31, 2025Three major California utility companies at the center of multiple fire-related lawsuits share one thing in common: donations to Democrats. The Los Angeles Department of Water and Power (LADWP), Southern California…

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Disney’s Battle With DeSantis Proves Costly as State Officials Look to Revoke Company’s ‘Self-Governing’ StatusReporting — Apr 1, 2022In the aftermath of Disney’s attack on Florida officials for passing a bill to strengthen parental rights, Florida Republicans are taking a new look at 55-year-old legislation that has given the company vast power to…

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New Front Opens In Tech Giants’ AI War — Jul 27, 2026Nvidia is arguing limiting access to open-source artificial models could concentrate power in the hands of a few, large artificial intelligence (AI) companies.

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IJRAmerica First Is Good Policy For Our National ParksCurtis Schube · 4 min · 5h