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Universal theme park thrills powered by floating solar project

D3Energy, a U.S. floating solar developer and EPC contractor, has deployed a floating solar photovoltaic system at Universal Epic Universe theme park in Orlando, Florida. The 1.4-MW floating solar system was energized earlier this year and now operates as part of the new theme park’s broader…

Missouri utility solar project will occupy former strip mine land

Clearway Energy Group has started construction on Swan Energy Center, a 650-MW solar facility located on portions of strip-mined land in northwestern Bates County, Missouri. The project is Clearway’s first in Missouri and is contracted under a 20-year power purchase agreement. Swan Energy Center…

Engineering a Layered Technology Strategy for Utility Wildfire Mitigation

As wildfire risk expands across regions and seasons, utilities need a layered approach that combines prevention, early detection, protection, and emergency response to strengthen grid resilience. This webinar will explore practical strategies for reducing ignition risk, limiting fault energy,…

Avangrid Surpasses 500 MW of Power Infrastructure Installed or Energized in 2026

5 Safety Systems To Review After Facility Changes

Workplace modifications can have wider safety implications, making a thorough post-project review an important part of a responsible closeout process. Installing a new production line, relocating machinery, or renovating a work area can change electrical conditions beyond the boundaries of the…

Editor’s Choice: Top EV Products from NECA 2026

The Everyday Electrician: Products from NECA 2026 — Part 1

The Delay You Did Not Draft For: Regulatory Risk in Data Center Construction Contracting

The delay risk on data center projects has escalated, and the contracts have not caught up. Everyone drafting these agreements in 2023 and 2024 was worried about supply chain and labor. Reasonable worries. But the delay most likely to stop data center construction in 2026 is not a late…