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ACORE Statement on the Stop-Work Order Affecting the Revolution Wind Offshore Wind Project
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ACORE Statement on the Stop-Work Order Affecting the Revolution Wind Offshore Wind Project

Statement from American Council on Renewable Energy (ACORE) President & CEO Ray Long on the Stop-Work Order Affecting the Revolution Wind Offshore Wind Project:

“The Trump Administration’s decision to halt the Revolution Wind project off Rhode Island is an extraordinarily damaging mistake. This is a project that is nearly complete, fully permitted, and already putting 2,500 people to work and delivering billions in private investment to the region. It was months away from providing affordable clean electricity to hundreds of thousands of homes and businesses in the Northeast. Pulling the plug sends a chilling signal to investors and developers that the U.S. cannot be relied upon to honor its commitments, even when projects are 80% built. 

“The consequences for consumers and the economy are serious. ISO New England has been clear: without projects like Revolution Wind, the region faces heightened risks of power outages and further pressure on already high electricity costs. Delaying this project threatens reliability, raises energy bills for families and businesses, and undermines economic growth – including the ability to attract new industries like data centers. 

“This action also weakens America’s competitiveness. While China outspends us four-to-one on new energy and transmission infrastructure to power its AI-driven economy, the U.S. is stopping a fully permitted, privately capitalized project that would strengthen our energy security. That is a dangerous path. Investors, workers, and ratepayers deserve better.

“ACORE urges the Administration to immediately reverse course, allow Revolution Wind to move forward, and restore the policy certainty essential to America’s clean energy future.”

ACORE | http://www.acore.org

Franklin Energy Launches AI Energy Forum to Lead Responsible Innovation in the Energy Sector
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Franklin Energy Launches AI Energy Forum to Lead Responsible Innovation in the Energy Sector

Franklin Energy, a leader in comprehensive, advanced energy solutions for utilities, governments, and businesses, announced the launch of the AI Energy Forum—a first-of-its-kind roundtable bringing together clients, partners, board members, and innovators to shape the responsible use of artificial intelligence across the energy industry.

As AI accelerates transformation across every sector, the AI Energy Forum is designed to ensure these technologies are applied with intention, accountability, and measurable impact. The forum will focus on real-world applications of AI that enhance energy efficiency, grid optimization, sustainability, and customer engagement—while also addressing equity and trust in technology adoption. Franklin Energy’s role is to bring together diverse voices, provide a platform for collaboration, and help guide the industry toward a thoughtful, impactful future. 

“The AI Energy Forum represents a major step forward in advancing responsible AI in our industry,” said Sushma Annareddy, Franklin Energy Chief Technology Officer. “By bringing together different perspectives, we can ensure AI drives efficiency, sustainability, and positive outcomes for customers—while maintaining trust and accountability.”

Among the founding members is Aaron Goldfeder, CEO of AZX and longtime leader in AI and energy innovation.

“AI is already reshaping industries, and in energy we have a unique opportunity to apply it in ways that truly matter,” said Aaron Goldfeder, founding member of the AI Energy Forum. “This Forum gives leaders a space to share ideas, accelerate innovation, and set a responsible direction for how AI can help move the industry forward.”

The AI Energy Forum will host roundtable sessions throughout the year, providing members with access to emerging insights, peer-to-peer collaboration, and a role in shaping best practices for AI in energy. 

To learn more about the AI Energy Forum or explore opportunities to participate in the discussion, visit www.franklinenergy.com/ai-energy-forum.

Franklin Energy | www.franklinenergy.com

 

RS and Phoenix Contact Expand Industrial Field Connectivity
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RS and Phoenix Contact Expand Industrial Field Connectivity

RS, a high-service global product and service solutions provider for industrial customers, offers Phoenix Contact’s extensive range of M12 Power field cabling and connector solutions, including its new tray cable extended run (TC-ER) M12 Power cordsets. 

Phoenix Contact’s M12 Power portfolio includes simple prefabricated power cordsets, hybrid power and signal cordsets, convenient field-wireable connectors, device connectors for wire and board connections, and distribution blocks — all engineered to save space, increase functionality, and enhance performance in a wide range of industrial power distribution applications. Popular applications include motors, drives, fans, heaters, and lighting fixtures in the automated manufacturing, intralogistics, robotics, renewable energy, telecommunications, data center, HVAC, automotive, and EV industries. 

RS red squareThese M12 Power solutions are also robust, easy to install, safe, and flexible, offering features including:

  • Five standard coded-pin patterns — three AC (S, K, and M) and two DC (T and L) — designed to differentiate M12 power connections from M12 signal and data connections and prevent mismatched connectors and swapped AC and DC voltages
  • AC ratings up to 16A and 600VAC
  • DC ratings up to 16A and 63VDC
  • Straight and angled connectors with three termination options: tool-free spring-loaded push-lock connections for quick and easy installation, crimp connections for fast, high-volume automated processing, and classic screw connections for universal suitability
  • Conductors with color coded and numerical markings to ensure error-free mating, including PROFINET-conforming color schemes for L-coded versions
  • IP65 and IP67 environmental protection
  • Advanced 360° shielding technology for reliable, future-proof protection against EMI
  • Various cable materials, colors, and lengths
  • IEC standardization (IEC 61076-2-111) and UL compliance (UL2237)

Designed for the industrial power distribution networks of the future, Phoenix Contact's new TC-ER M12 Power cordsets are optimized for field connectivity. Rated for exposed cable runs and compliant with the NEC Tap Rule, these robust, crush- and impact-resistant, multiconductor, PVC-jacketed, and overmolded cordsets are engineered for routing outside of cable trays, which significantly expands application suitability and makes installation quicker, easier, and more cost effective. They’re also fully compatible with existing M12 Power products, UL tested and approved under UL2237, and exclusively manufactured in the United States using regionally-sourced cables. 

Phoenix Contact’s TC-ER M12 Power cordsets are currently available in M-code versions rated for up to 8A and 600VAC, S- and K-code versions rated for up to 16A and 600VAC, and L- and T-code versions rated for up to 16A and 63VDC — all of which utilize 14AWG copper conductors. They’re also available with 3–6 pins, straight and 90° socket connectors or open ends, and optional shielding and are rated for operating temperatures extending from -25°C to +85°C (+70° when wet), at least 100MΩ insulation resistance, more than 100 mating cycles, 2 million bending cycles for unshielded variants, 1 million bending cycles for shielded variants, UL94 V-0 flammability, and FT4 flame resistance. Additional features include oil, sunlight, burial, and water resistance, Overvoltage Category 3 classification, and four minimum bending radiuses: 7 times the diameter for fixed, unshielded installations, 10 times the diameter for both fixed, shielded and flexible, unshielded installations, and 15 times the diameter for shielded, flexible installations. 

“The NEC Tap rule for field connectivity in power distribution applications — or all the circuits and systems used to transmit electricity from grid substations to consumers, like houses and businesses — requires overcurrent, ground fault, and short-circuit protection at the beginning of the circuit, leading to the trunk line exiting the cabinet. It also requires feeder taps up to 3m to utilize conductors rated for at least 1/10th of the trunk line and feeder taps between 3m and 7.5m to utilize conductors rated for at least 10A each,” said Dean Smith, Senior Product Marketing Specialist at Phoenix Contact. “Our factory-molded TC-ER M12 Power cordsets are ideally suited for both scenarios and provide electronic device manufacturers, panel builders, and industrial equipment users with considerable space savings, user-friendly plug-and-play functionality, and enhanced performance compared to standard tray cable. 

“Another NEC Tap rule requirement for TC-ER cable is that it must be secured every 2m. And while this does have associated material and labor costs, our TC-ER rated cordsets still provide substantial installation time and cost savings compared to standard tray cable given that they eliminate the need for cable trays and raceways, make installation quick, easy, and cost effective, and allow users with larger trunk lines to switch from bigger, higher AWG solutions to space-saving TC-ER M12 Power cordsets up to six feet without the use of any supports.” 

For more information about Phoenix Contact’s M12 Power connector and cabling solutions, including the new TC-ER rated M12 Power cordsets, check out “M12 power solutions,” an RS Expert Advice podcast interview with Dean Smith. For additional information about these and other Phoenix Contact solutions for industrial power distribution networks — including power suppliescircuit breakersterminal blocks, and surge protection — please visit the links embedded here. 

To learn more about Phoenix Contact’s other electrification, networking, and automation solutions, please check out the company’s other contributions to the RS Expert Advice series and visit the links embedded above.  

For assistance identifying, procuring, deploying, and maintaining Phoenix Contact M12 connectivity solutions engineered to improve industrial field connectivity, please contact your local RS representative at 1.866.433.5722 or reach out to the RS technical support team.

Phoenix Contact | www.phoenixcontact.com

RS Group | https://www.rsgroup.com/ 

Renewable Properties Expands Pennsylvania Footprint with Acquisition of 10 Solar Projects from Prospect14
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Renewable Properties Expands Pennsylvania Footprint with Acquisition of 10 Solar Projects from Prospect14

Renewable Properties, a developer and investor in small-scale utility, community solar, energy storage, and electric vehicle infrastructure projects, has acquired a portfolio of 10 net energy metered (NEM) ground-mounted projects from Prospect14, a Pennsylvania-based solar energy developer.

The projects in the Goldenrod Portfolio are located in the Pennsylvania counties of Clearfield, Centre, Greene, Berks, Juniata, Snyder, and Columbia. Already in the early to middle stages of development, the projects are expected to be completed in 2027. The projects range in size from 3.51 MWdc to 4.2 MWdc, for a total of 38.13 MWdc.

“Renewable Properties is pleased to partner with Prospect14 on this acquisition as part of our ongoing commitment to advance renewable energy in Pennsylvania and across the U.S.,” said Aaron Halimi, Founder and President of Renewable Properties. “Distributed solar projects like these provide local environmental benefits as well as creating local jobs, generating local tax revenue, and strengthening distribution grid reliability.”

With this portfolio acquisition, Renewable Properties is significantly expanding its presence in Pennsylvania, which is increasingly embracing solar as energy demand in the state soars on the heels of rapid AI and data center expansion.

“The acquisition of this portfolio reinforces the growing demand for distributed solar generation in Pennsylvania and the ability to finance NEM solar projects,” said Brendan Neagle, President of Prospect14. “We are proud to work with Renewable Properties to make the benefits of distributed solar a reality in our home state. We look forward to our continued partnership with Renewable Properties and other transactions in Pennsylvania and beyond.”

As the solar industry evolves, Renewable Properties and Prospect14 have built strong foundations that will enable each company to continue expanding solar and storage across the U.S. The 38.13 MW of projects in the Goldenrod Portfolio are now part of Renewable Properties’ growing pipeline of over 1.5 GW of solar and energy storage projects under development.

Renewable Properties | www.renewprop.com

Prospect14 | www.prospect14.com

Projects Gladys and Fei Highlight the Company’s Diversification into Solar and Expansion of Wind-Powered Data Centers
Aug 26, 2025

Projects Gladys and Fei Highlight the Company’s Diversification into Solar and Expansion of Wind-Powered Data Centers

Soluna Holdings, Inc. (“Soluna” or the “Company”), (NASDAQ: SLNH), a developer of green data centers for intensive computing applications, including Bitcoin mining and AI, announced that the company has reached a key milestone with One Gigawatt (“GW”) of clean computing projects in either operation, construction, or development, positioning the company to lead the way in sustainable data center development in the United States.

The milestone was reached with the launch of two new Texas-based sites: Project Fei, a solar-powered facility in northern Texas, and Project Gladys, a wind-powered facility in the southeast region of the state.

Project Fei is a 100 MW data center co-located with a 240 MW utility-scale solar farm, Soluna’s second solar-based project to date. Developed in partnership with a global leader in energy infrastructure investment, Project Fei will convert underutilized solar energy into clean, high-performance computing power. The project is currently advancing through land acquisition, power contract negotiation, and ERCOT interconnection planning.

The project honors Dr. Fei-Fei Li, a pioneering AI researcher, whose work, including the creation of ImageNet, has helped shape the modern era of artificial intelligence and ethical computing.

“Reaching one gigawatt of clean computing projects in our total development pipeline is a transformative moment for Soluna. Getting these projects from development to operational will put us on par with some of the biggest companies in the world when it comes to clean-powered computing capacity, including Amazon, Meta, and Google,” said John Belizaire, CEO of Soluna. “This means we may be able to effectively displace nearly 48 million metric tons of CO₂, equivalent to removing 11 million cars from the road over the life of these assets, and we believe this is just the beginning of what clean computing can do.”

Project Gladys, a 150 MW facility, will be co-located with a 226 MW wind farm and developed in partnership with a prominent U.S.-based independent power producer (IPP) managing over $40 billion in assets and more than 80 energy facilities nationwide.

The project is currently advancing through land acquisition, power contract negotiation, and ERCOT interconnection planning. It is named after Dr. Gladys West, the mathematician whose groundbreaking work in geospatial modeling paved the way for modern GPS technology.

As Soluna continues to scale its flexible, renewable-powered data center platform, the company expects to announce additional expansions and partnerships in the coming months. With a long-term power pipeline now totaling 2.8 GW, Soluna is accelerating its mission to make clean computing the default infrastructure for AI and Bitcoin.

The company will now focus on completing definitive power purchase agreements, land agreements, and ERCOT planning for Projects Gladys and Fei.

For updates and more information, visit www.solunacomputing.com

Yanfeng Advances Sustainability Goals in Mexico with Solar System Developed by ForeFront Power
Aug 26, 2025

Yanfeng Advances Sustainability Goals in Mexico with Solar System Developed by ForeFront Power

Yanfeng Seating Mexico, S.A de C.V, a leading global automotive supplier providing interior, exterior, seating, cockpit electronics, and passive safety solutions, has partnered with ForeFront Power, a leading developer and asset manager of commercial and industrial-scale solar energy and storage projects, to install a 630 kilowatt-DC (kW DC) solar energy system at Yanfeng Seating’s Seating plant in San Luis Potosí, Mexico.

The new solar energy installation includes both rooftop and carport solar arrays to generate 1,169,000 kilowatt-hours (kWh) of clean, renewable electricity annually—enough to power approximately 440 Mexican homes each year—offsetting approximately 43% of the facility’s electrical consumption. With 100% of the generated electricity used during peak daytime hours, the system will significantly reduce the facility’s carbon footprint while supporting customer-driven ESG goals.

“Satisfying the sustainability goals of our customers is a top priority,” said Du Hai, Regional Operations Manager at Yanfeng. “Through our partnership with ForeFront Power and our investment in renewable energy, we are not only meeting those goals — we’re raising the bar for sustainability across Mexico's automotive supply chain.”

Yanfeng’s San Luis Potosí facility produces door panels for major automotive clients including BMW, Audi, and Volkswagen. The decision to pursue solar energy was driven by Yanfeng’s environmental responsibility and its customers’ expectations for renewable energy sourcing, as set by BMW and other partners. This investment in clean energy also supports Yanfeng International’s broader sustainability goal of achieving net zero emissions and powering global operations with 100% renewable energy by 2030.

“Global automakers are setting high sustainability standards for their suppliers, and it's inspiring to see how Yanfeng is rising to meet those expectations,” said Pablo Rivero, Country Manager at ForeFront Power. “At ForeFront Power, we specialize in delivering tailored clean energy solutions that meet the complex needs of industrial leaders like Yanfeng.”

Yanfeng selected ForeFront Power to develop the solar energy system based on the company’s proven track record and end-to-end expertise in renewable energy development. The project was developed at no upfront cost to Yanfeng through a Power Purchase Agreement (PPA) with ForeFront Power. Under the terms of the PPA, ForeFront Power developed, owns, and will continue to maintain the system for the duration of the 10-year agreement. Meanwhile, Yanfeng benefits from a fixed, lower rate than the utility for electricity and is projected to save over $26 million pesos ($1.4 million USD) in energy costs over the next decade.

This solar energy system will offset approximately 495 metric tons of CO2 emissions annually, which is equivalent to taking more than 215 diesel-fueled cars off the road or planting around 23,500 trees each year. Additionally, the solar parking canopy provides valuable shade for Yanfeng Seating plant staff and visitors. With this installation, Yanfeng continues to align its operations with the growing sustainability standards of the automotive industry and lead by example through responsible manufacturing.

ForeFront Power | https://www.forefrontpower.com

LibertyStream Provides Operations Update
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LibertyStream Provides Operations Update

LibertyStream Infrastructure Partners Inc. (TSXV: LIB | OTCQB: VLTLF | FSE: I2D) (“LibertyStream” or the “Company”) is pleased to announce that construction of its commercial lithium carbonate refining unit (the “Refining Unit”) has been finalized and it is now in transit to LibertyStream’s field operations in Texas.

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The Refining Unit has been designed to produce up to 10 tonnes per annum (“tpa”) of lithium carbonate, with the flexibility to tailor output to either industrial-grade or battery-grade specifications. Once commissioned on site, the Refining Unit will allow LibertyStream to deliver bulk samples of lithium carbonate produced directly from oilfield brine — an essential step in initiating formal offtake discussions with prospective customers.

“This milestone brings us to the final stage before commercial engagement with future customers,” commented Alex Wylie, President & CEO. “Commissioning the unit in Texas will provide the bulk samples and quality validation required for offtake agreements and future sales.”

Board Transition

LibertyStream also announces that Marty Scase has retired from the Board of Directors effective August 25, 2025. Mr. Scase had recently stepped into the role of Executive Chairman to support LibertyStream through a period of transition and is now stepping back to focus on other ventures.

“I want to thank Marty for his commitment to LibertyStream,” said Alex Wylie, President & CEO. “His leadership and guidance have been critical to our progress, and we wish him continued success.”

“Marty and I have worked together a long time with LibertyStream and other enterprises”, added John McEwen, Inventor and Chief Technology Officer at LibertyStream. “His presence will be missed as we continue to advance LibertyStream’s technology and drive toward commercial production. I wish Marty all the best”.

LibertyStream Infrastructure Partners | https://libertystream.com/

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