Aaron Larson

For Rayburn Electric Cooperative, ownership of the 758-MW combined cycle plant in Sherman, Texas, means stable rates, hardened reliability through

Facing potential supply constraints along the Makkah-Jeddah corridor, Saudi Arabia's power sector compressed a combined cycle schedule by months driven by early alignment, staged authorization, and world-class execution.

The Lower Colorado River Authority's 190-MW reciprocating engine plant in Maxwell, Texas, went from contract award to commercial operation in about

For most of the last two decades, the anxiety in power planning was about demand: would consumption grow fast enough to justify new capacity, and how would an aging fleet keep pace?

For most of the last two decades, the anxiety in power planning was about demand: would consumption grow fast enough to justify new capacity, and how would an aging fleet keep pace? That question has inverted. Demand is no longer the uncertain variable—it is the one thing forecasters are confident about. The uncertainty now sits […]

Nebraska Public Power District (NPPD) marked the start of construction on Princeton Road Station with a groundbreaking ceremony the morning of July

As artificial intelligence (AI)–driven data center demand strains grid infrastructure across the U.S. and beyond, operators are facing rising scrutiny

The wait for a large gas turbine now runs longer than the time it takes to design, permit, and build the plant it will sit in.

Utilities and independent power producers have spent years adding sensors to their generating fleets and creating dashboards to view what they relay.

NextEra Energy says an artificial intelligence (AI)–driven dispatch and outage-scheduling tool has saved its customers more than $20 million so far this year.