The US operates the world’s largest and most diversified electricity system, supported by abundant domestic energy resources, regional power markets, and a broad technology mix. While federal energy policy since 2025 has increasingly emphasized energy security, domestic manufacturing, and firm generation capacity, long-term power sector investment continues to be shaped by state-level clean energy mandates, […]

Taiwan’s power sector has entered a new operating environment following the completion of its nuclear power phase-out in May 2025. With the shutdown of the last operating reactor, the government has intensified its focus on expanding renewable energy and flexible gas-fired generation to replace lost baseload supply while progressively reducing coal reliance in an isolated, […]

Poland’s electricity system has historically been supported by domestically mined hard coal and lignite. However, aging coal assets, rising electricity demand, and European Union decarbonization requirements are increasingly influencing capacity planning and investment priorities. As coal-based generation declines, capacity additions are increasingly concentrated in renewable energy technologies. Against this backdrop, Poland’s renewable power capacity is […]