The number of New Brunswick households refusing the installation of an N.B. Power smart meter has ballooned to an estimated 17,000 — 10 times the rejection rate the utility told MLAs it was ...

It was early January 2025 when a faint light spot was observed at the Mt. Lemmon Observatory in Arizona. Follow-up observations revealed that the object was a comet visiting from the outer edge of the ...

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Get ready for a new Eskom smart electricity meter. Mandatory installations started in earnest this week (Monday 13 October 2025). And the national power utility says they are key to a broader plan to ...

Business leaders love to talk about data. Dashboards, metrics, and analytics are the lifeblood of decision-making in many organizations. Yet even the sharpest data scientist knows that numbers alone ...

Van Meter school officials are considering a move from the West Central Activities Conference to the Raccoon River Conference. According to the school board agenda from Wednesday night's meeting, a ...

Australian Prime Minister Anthony Albanese is expected to meet US President Donald Trump on Monday in Washington for talks that will include discussions over the supply chain of rare earth materials. ...

If there’s one thing that’s become abundantly clear this year, it’s that smart glasses are on their way, and by “on their way,” I mean they’ve pretty much fully arrived. Meta’s Ray-Ban Display smart ...

For the last few weeks, we’ve been running a sidebar survey about some of the factors that are convincing Electrek readers to add home solar power systems to their homes. After receiving over a ...

Amid the mangled wreckage of the OceanGate Titan submersible that horrifically imploded two years ago, investigators found a single SD card that miraculously survived intact — and still works. The ...

Venture capitalists are among investors putting $75 million into a US startup’s push to install home solar and batteries for an electricity subscription — just as the residential market shrinks.