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Notes from the 9th E.DSO–EE-ISAC–ENCS–ENISA Cybersecurity Forum highlight the unregulated cybersecurity risks of domestically managed solar inverters, heat pumps, and home batteries controlled by weakly secured non-European clouds, which could enable large-scale grid disruption via ransomware or hybrid attacks.
During Russia's sustained attacks on Ukraine's centralized power plants and grid, distributed solar-plus-storage systems and solar desalination in Mykolaiv kept water and critical services running, illustrating how small, scattered energy sources prove harder to strike and faster to repair than large thermal plants.
This article explains the engineering challenges and solutions for storing crude oil in the US Strategic Petroleum Reserve, focusing on underground methods for security and efficiency.
Europe has quietly improved its energy efficiency over the past twenty years, making it more resilient to energy shocks despite high fossil fuel imports. The article argues that this progress is reflected in economic stability and reduced emissions, challenging perceptions of decline.
The Department of Justice sided with xAI in a lawsuit over unpermitted gas turbines, arguing that halting their use would harm national security and AI innovation supporting military operations.