The latest source-linked power outage updates from Greater Cincinnati, Toronto and Zawiya, Libya.

PG&E Corporation reported core earnings per share of $0.40 for the second quarter of 2026, with a first-half total of $0.83, marking a significant increase compared to the prior year. The company forecasts full-year core EPS between $1.64 and $1.66, representing a 10% rise over 2025. PG&E anticipates annual EPS growth exceeding 9% from 2027

Mega-Merger Proposed to Power Data Center Growth On May 18, NextEra Energy announced a planned acquisition of Dominion Energy for approximately $67 billion, potentially creating the world’s largest regulated electric utility by market capitalization. This development occurs as power demand rapidly increases due to artificial intelligence data centers, highlighting the need for grid modernization and

Delmarva Power, a utility serving Delaware, Maryland, and sections of New Jersey, has undergone significant transformation throughout its history, adapting to changing energy needs and technological advancements. The company’s origins trace back to earlier power providers, eventually consolidating through mergers and acquisitions to form the entity known today. Facing the challenges of integrating renewable energy

Residents say nonstop generator noise is disrupting sleep and raising health concerns in the Richmond area San Francisco residents who recently endured a major power outage are now facing a different kind of hardship. Even after electricity was restored, loud PG&E generators installed across parts of the city have triggered widespread complaints, especially in the Richmond neighborhood, where locals say the constant noise has made daily life difficult.