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- 1Dominion's 20-year plan projects higher bills and new power plants▼Dominion’s 20-year plan projects higher bills, new solar farms and natural gas plants
Dominion Energy has released a 20-year integrated resource plan for Virginia that projects higher electricity bills for customers while adding new solar farms and natural gas plants to its generation mix. The plan outlines how the utility expects to meet growing power demand over the next two decades, and it is drawing attention because of the projected cost increases for households.
- 2Outer Space unveils solar pavilion with hidden battery storage●Outer Space debuts solar pavilion with hidden battery storage decking
Energy company Outer Space has debuted a solar pavilion whose decking conceals integrated battery storage, combining power generation and storage in a single outdoor structure. The design hides the battery system beneath the deck surface, aimed at cleaner aesthetics for residential and commercial solar installations. Details on pricing, capacity and availability have not yet been announced.
- 3Academic integrity under strain as AI reshapes cheating norms▼Cheating or being cheated? Academic integrity and a changing cheating habitus in international AI governance discourse
A new academic article examines whether students are cheating or being failed by institutions, arguing that artificial intelligence is producing a changed 'cheating habitus' — a shift in the habits and norms around misconduct. It frames academic integrity as an issue now entering international AI governance debates, urging policymakers and educators to treat integrity as a structural question rather than purely individual wrongdoing.
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Semiconductor Engineering examines whether the 'shift left' approach in chip design still delivers as verification and implementation demands grow. The piece argues that moving tasks like verification, power analysis and physical awareness earlier in the flow is no longer sufficient on its own, and that design teams need to rethink how early work is integrated across the development cycle as chips become more complex.
- 5Trade, Connectivity and Diplomacy: What's Next for Turkic Cooperation▼Trade, Connectivity and Diplomacy: What’s Next for Turkic Cooperation
Attention is turning to the future of cooperation among Turkic-speaking states, with analysts and regional media weighing how trade links, transport connectivity and shared diplomacy will shape the grouping's next phase. The question of deeper economic integration and coordinated foreign policy among Turkic nations is being actively debated across the region.