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Home>Conversations In Energy With Stu Turley>The Energy Crisis is Coming: How Home Battery Systems Are Becoming Essential Infrastructure The Energy Crisis is Coming: How Home Battery Systems Are Becoming Essential Infrastructure

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Steven Wang, CEO of Jackery Americas, stops by the Energy News Beat Podcast There are way too many warning signs across the globe and in the US. We have a real treat with Steven Wang, CEO of Jackery Americas, talking about solutions and what’s around the corner. I would like to get Steven and Doomberg on a […]

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Is Load Balancing from EVs or Home Storage Power Units Safe and Affordable?

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As electricity demand surges from electrification, data centers, and extreme weather, utilities and regulators are turning to customer-owned resources—electric vehicles (EVs) and home battery storage—to balance the grid. This involves “load balancing” or demand flexibility: shifting or reducing consumption (or discharging stored energy) during peak times, often through virtual power plants (VPPs) or demand response […]

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Electricity policy is economic policy: The race for reliable power

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ENB Pub Note: This article is from America Outloud and Ronald Stein, Olivia Vaughan, and Steve Curtis. We highly recommend following them! Electricity policy, at its core, is economic policy. Nations that can produce abundant, reliable, and affordable electricity create the conditions for industrial growth, technological leadership, higher wages, and rising living standards. Those that […]

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Coal as China’s Weapon of Sovereign Power – Special Guest Josheph Fournier, PH.D.

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A wild day on the Energy Realities Podcast with Dr. Tammy Nemeth, David Blackmon and Stu Turley. In this episode of the Energy Realities Podcast, host David Blackmon and panelists Dr. Joseph Fournier, Dr. Tammy Nemeth, and Stu Turley challenge the prevailing Western narrative around energy transition and expose a stark geopolitical reality: while North […]

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California’s green dreams are turning into a dark nightmare for residents.- And how Does Texas Compare?

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California’s aggressive pursuit of Net Zero and 100% clean electricity has produced record solar milestones, massive battery buildouts, and political talking points about climate leadership. It has also delivered some of the nation’s highest electricity prices, chronic reliability problems, heavy reliance on out-of-state imports, and a grid vulnerable to regional shortfalls and global energy shocks. […]

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Oracle’s $165 Billion Data Center Plan Gets a Gas Pipeline Delay

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Oracle’s ambitious $165 billion Project Jupiter data center campus in Doña Ana County, New Mexico—near the U.S.-Mexico border—has hit a low-tech but high-stakes snag. The natural gas pipeline critical to powering it will not be ready on the original timeline. Energy Transfer subsidiary Transwestern Pipeline has delayed the in-service date for its Green Chile Project […]

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India’s Coal Demand Set to Hit 1.6 Billion Tons by 2030. Is the Rest of the World following?

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India’s coal demand is projected to climb to approximately 1.6 billion tonnes by 2030, up from around 1.2–1.3 billion tonnes in recent years. This growth is driven by rising electricity needs, industrial expansion (especially steel, cement, and power), and the need to maintain reliable baseload power amid extreme weather events and rapid economic development. Coal […]

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