Google is increasing its collaborations with utility companies to manage and reduce power usage at its data centers, particularly during periods of peak electricity demand.

An analysis argues against the notion that government takeover of utility companies would lead to cheaper electricity, contributing to the ongoing political debate on energy policy.

Consumers in Serbia are increasingly aware of their rights but rarely exercise them due to difficulties in enforcement, with utility companies frequently violating these rights and traders often rejecting complaints without proper review.

A new report by Citi indicates that proposed reforms to carbon trading mechanisms could jeopardize an estimated 20 billion euros in windfalls for utility companies.

A report highlights the unexpected role of utility companies in providing infrastructure for artificial intelligence development.

Bucharest's General Mayor, Ciprian Ciucu, met with public utility companies to emphasize the need for coordinated work plans over the coming years, aiming to prevent repeated disruptions to completed infrastructure projects.

A new report indicates that utility companies have collectively generated more than $200 billion in profits since 2021, highlighting significant financial performance in the sector.

An expert suggests a plan to reduce electricity costs by 30 percent by having state regulators rein in utility companies' profits, leveraging the regulated nature of electricity prices.

Anterix (ATEX) and Qualcomm (QCOM) are expanding their collaboration to develop next-generation wireless solutions specifically for utility companies.

The immense power demands of AI data centers are driving a significant increase in capital spending by utility companies to expand and upgrade their infrastructure.

Nikola Jovanović, director of the Center for Local Self-Government (CLS), stated that public utility companies in Belgrade collectively owe suppliers nearly 26 billion dinars. Beogradske Elektrane is identified as the largest debtor, accounting for 15 billion dinars of the total.

Consumers in Serbia are increasingly aware of their rights but rarely exercise them due to difficulties in enforcement, with utility companies, particularly electricity providers, being the most frequent violators and causing the most damage to citizens.

Analysts are showing increased interest in utility companies PG&E, Algonquin Power, and Avista, signaling potential shifts or opportunities within the sector.

Evercore ISI has adjusted its ratings for several utility companies, upgrading PSEG and Southern while cutting Duke Energy in a recent sector review.