Talen Energy shares soared Friday, after the company said it's buying two natural gas-powered plants, in a move to meet growing demand to support AI data centers.

Tech leaders, politicians and gas industry executives joined the president at Carnegie Mellon University, amid protests.

Talen Energy TLN soared Friday after announcing a $3.5 billion deal for two combined-cycle gas-fired plants. Talen looks to ...

Over $90 billion investments in data centers, and workforce AI training projects were announced at a statewide energy summit ...

PITTSBURGH — Gov. Josh Shapiro (D-PA) said that what the world saw at the Energy and Innovation Summit was the “Pennsylvania ...

The inaugural Pennsylvania Energy and Innovation Summit held Tuesday at Carnegie Mellon University (CMU), organized by ...

Westinghouse plans to start construction of the first of ten new AP1000 reactors in the USA by 2030, interim CEO Dan Sumner ...

Anita Ramaswamy, columnist at The Information, joins Marketplace’s Meghan McCarty Carino for “Tech Bytes: Week in Review.” ...

AI is “not my thing,” President Donald Trump admitted during a speech in Pittsburgh on Tuesday. However, the president said ...

Trump revoked some existing AI policies and directives from the Biden era that limited U.S. AI innovation. The Trump ...

The two assets will increase the company’s annual output by nearly 50%, from approximately 40 terawatt-hours to 60 ...

Pennsylvania Senator Dave McCormick sponsored the inaugural Energy and Innovation Summit earlier this week at Carnegie Mellon ...