Reading Time : 2 minutesTaiwan is racing to secure its role in the global AI boom, but energy supply remains a critical uncertainty. As Nvidia expands and demand surges, officials promise stability through 2032. The real question is whether infrastructure, policy, and execution can keep pace with one of the most power-hungry technological shifts in modern history.
Reading Time : 3 minutesHormuz’s blockade cripples oil flows, but China’s clean energy exports explode 57%, dominating solar, batteries, and EVs. Rivals lag amid grid woes as the world pivots to electrification, birthing a new electrostate powerhouse.
Reading Time : 2 minutesMeta is moving beyond traditional energy contracts and entering the electricity trading market to secure enough power for its rapidly expanding AI infrastructure. By creating a new subsidiary, signing nuclear deals, and investing in geothermal projects, the company aims to control its energy supply more directly and reduce the risks of rising demand and unstable grids.
Reading Time : 2 minutesThree Mile Island, infamous for the partial meltdown of its Unit Two reactor in 1979, is being considered for reopening. This move
