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The article discusses the success of the IEEEP's Multi Topic Seminar. Topics mentioned include how the Multi Topic Seminar has received several excellent papers on electricity and electronics and the need for Pakistan to develop more hydro power projects and increase the capacity of power plants such as Tarbela and Mangla.

The article reports that a research team from Southern California Edison is studying the energy consumption of 60 electricity projects in 2015 under a 19 million U.S. dollars annual budget. Topics covered include the National Renewable Energy (RE) Laboratory opening an Energy Systems Integration facility in 2013 and how Edison is focusing on energy storage, automation, and digital communications.

The article reports that Airbus, BMW Group and Quantinuum have developed a hybrid quantum-classical workflow to speed up future research using quantum computers to simulate quantum systems, focusing on the chemical reactions of catalysts in fuel cells. It mentions ORR is the chemical reaction in the process that converts hydrogen and oxygen into water and electricity in a fuel cell and it limits the efficiency of the process.

The article reports that Orion Engineered Carbons has announced that cogeneration technology that produces renewable energy has been installed at its Ivanhoe plant in the southern U.S. state of Louisiana, making the facility more efficient, reliable and sustainable. It mentions cogeneration system, which includes a steam turbine generator, uses the waste steam from the carbon black plant's production process and converts it to electricity.

The article reports on the forecast that the market for power and distribution transformers in India will surpass 3 billion by 2022.

The article observes the lack of action in conducting an inquiry behind the failure of the power station Nandipur Power Project (NPP) to produce electricity.

The article provides an answer to a question of can the energy from gyms generated from treadmills and rowing machines can be utilized to provide electricity to towns.

The article reports that the U.S. Energy Department spending reprioritization has chosen to beef up spending in the area of cyber-security for places like the national labs as well as taking much needed baby steps to harden the electricity grid.

The article reports that the Pakistan Industrial Traders Association Front (PITAF) headed by chairman Malik Tahir Javaid has lauded the launch of the construction of the Port Qasim Coal Fired Power project. Javaid said that the project is a step in the right direction to address the country's worsening energy situation. Javaid added that the coal fired power plant will help cut the cost of energy production which has always depended on expensive furnace oil.

The article discusses Chief Minister of Delhi, India, requesting the Indian Prime Minister's involvement in permitting the Delhi government to cancel contracts made earlier with central power producing companies on power purchase with the availability of new power contracts with lesser tariff.

The article offers information on the Comoros Energy Sector Support Project which is being approved by the African Development Bank (AfDB) executive directors on September, 2013 for building electricity sector of the country. It mentions that the project is funded from the Bank's resources including 8.3 million dollars from the African Development Fund (ADF) and 12.1 million dollars from the Fragile States Facility.

The article offers information on the Electricity Network Rehabilitation and Extension Project (PREREC2) which is being supported by the African Development Bank (AfDB) Group by granting them a loan of 16.66 million dollars. It mentions that this project will be playing an important role in improving governance and commercial management of Guinea Electricity company (EDG).