The Overlooked Energy Infrastructure Play Powering the AI Revolution
The AI revolution is no longer a distant promise—it’s a seismic shift in global energy demand. By 2025,…
University of South Carolina move-in brings energy to Columbia
More than 5,000 students moved into University of South Carolina residence halls in a single day, launching the…
ESG and Climate Risk in Energy Infrastructure: Xcel Energy Under Fire
The Texas Attorney General’s investigation into Xcel Energy has ignited a firestorm—not just in the Panhandle, but in…
Five things to know about Nigeria’s oil sector | Energy
Africa’s biggest oil refinery will on Friday start direct and free shipping of fuel to retailers in Nigeria,…
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The State of Global Electricity Generation [OC]
A huge chunk of global energy use comes from electricity and renewables are moving so quickly I keep…
Insane energy policies are set to burn Democrats in New Jersey, New York
New York’s state Public Service Commission just OK’d big National Grid rate increases that’ll hike many upstate utility…
Why can’t Iraq, OPEC’s second-largest oil producer, keep the lights on?
Iraq was plunged into a nationwide blackout earlier this week, as a temperature surge to 122 degrees Fahrenheit…
Texas Sends Another Solar Manufacturing Love Letter To The US. T1 Energy has a GW-scale solar module factory in the works in Texas, and now the company planning for a second factory to supply its first factory with made-in-Texas solar cells. Wafers will come from Corning’s plant in Michigan.
Texas Sends Another Solar Manufacturing Love Letter To The US. T1 Energy has a GW-scale solar module factory…
U.S. Emissions Rise, China’s Fall, in Massive Shift Between World’s Biggest Climate Polluters
U.S. Emissions Rise, China’s Fall, in Massive Shift Between World’s Biggest Climate Polluters U.S. Emissions Rise, China’s Fall,…
Oregon Sues Federal Government Over Energy Program Payments
Attorney General Dan Rayfield and 18 other states, plus the District of Columbia, sued to block the U.S. Department…
The decline of coal isn’t a conspiracy — it’s pragmatic market reality
The decline of coal isn’t a conspiracy — it’s pragmatic market reality https://thehill.com/opinion/energy-environment/5454426-the-decline-of-coal-isnt-a-conspiracy-its-pragmatic-market-reality/ by simrobwest
Tribal Solar Projects Meet Different Fates In Wyoming After Trump Administration Kills Funding
Tribal Solar Projects Meet Different Fates In Wyoming After Trump Administration Kills Funding Tribal Solar Projects Meet Different…