Issue 106- 2026

Main Interview Behnam Zakeri explores how data centers could work for the grid, not against it

WASE’ s electrode-enhanced reactors could deliver 25 percent more energy from existing digestors

AI How technology discipline earned energy its unexpected lead on AI governance

Solar Solar is scaling in orbit, but can its specialized supply chain meet demand?

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Hello and welcome to the latest issue of New Energy Today. Among the industry’ s most pressing topics today is the rise of data centers and how infrastructure is keeping pace with the next wave of electricity demand. In conversation with Behnam Zakeri, we explore how data centers could actually influence positive change for the grid and support clean energy ambitions by embracing flexibility.

Our contributors unpack a wide range of challenges and opportunities across the sector, from solar panels in space to energy’ s unexpected role at the forefront of AI governance. We also travel around the globe for exciting developments, including Stockholm Exergi’ s new facility, biodiesel products from Argent Energy, and a retrofit project at Grupo HUNOSA’ s La Pereda power plant in Spain.

As we head into the final months of 2026, the pace of change shows no signs of slowing, so do get in touch and let me know the topics you’ d like to see covered in future issues.

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WASE’ s electrode-enhanced reactors can squeeze 25 percent more energy from existing digestors. Our cover story on page 32 catches up with the team following successful trials, continued growth, and expansion into the US.

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