Communities from Dickinson to Williston face surging energy demand, utility rates and zoning challenges as data ...

Last April, in the “Meet the Chef” series at Highfield Hall, we were treated to a demonstration of Cape Asian fusion cooking. John Wilson, chef-owner of Water Street Kitchen and ...

Federal efforts to roll back clean energy incentives are unlikely to derail the energy transition ...

A little Japanese restaurant in KL has gone against the grain with a pork-free, alcohol-free omakase food menu.

It’s Creative Ice Cream Flavors Day, and the flavors are absolutely unhinged, pushing palates into a new territory. Shops ...

National Creative Ice Cream Flavors Day is coming, and the flavors are getting weirder. More creameries across the country ...

— Doug Lewin (@douglewinenergy) June 23, 2025 To the west, the Midcontinent Independent System Operator (MISO) is facing its own set of reliability challenges as heat blankets much of its territory.

Despite clearing capacity for next summer, the OMS-MISO survey warns that accelerating demand, seasonal risks and project delays could challenge resource adequacy in the future.

Electricity demand and prices have soared, especially in the MISO territory of Illinois, where customers this week began paying about 20% more for power.

Louisiana’s electric grid was missing a huge amount of power last weekend because of unplanned outages at power plants, contributing to MISO's decision to order forced blackouts.

The MISO 2025-26 Planning Reserve Auction (PRA) results were posted in April. This year’s PRA was the first MISO capacity auction to feature the reliability-based (sloped) demand curve, which ...