Sense, a company focused on grid edge intelligence, has announced a new edge-powered Fault Detection Solution that is embedded directly into next-generation smart meters.

More than 90% of US outages start on the distribution grid. Sense says smart meters can now detect faults in real time.

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Silicon semiconductors are widely used as particle detectors; however, their long-term operation is constrained by performance degradation in high-radiation environments. Researchers at University of ...

When you have a bunch of 230 kV transmission lines running over your property, why not use them for some scientific experiments? This is where the [Double M Innovations] YouTube channel comes into ...

More big power line projects are coming to Michigan, starting with 50 miles of high-voltage lines that will cut across three counties around Lansing. ITC Michigan, the owner of much of the Lower ...

Most Americans sense it instinctively: getting medical care has become harder than it once was. Waiting rooms stay full throughout the day. New patients wait months just to establish care. And when ...

Tata Steel and SAIL face rising costs, weak prices, and new global carbon barriers. Research from key research firms, Kotak Institutional Equities, ICRA and Emkay Global Financial Services Research ...

Affordability is the key buzzword ahead of the 2026 midterm elections, and no cost-of-living concern has risen to the top of the political agenda like rising electricity prices. The Trump ...

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Ailsa Ostovitz has been accused of using AI on three assignments in two different classes this school year. "It's mentally exhausting because it's like I know this is my work," says Ostovitz, 17. "I ...