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CrossCountry cancels almost all rail services after power cut hits control centre
CrossCountry cancelled nearly all train services in Great Britain following a power cut at its Birmingham control centre, with most routes affected until further notice.
Lexington-Fayette County Solar Zoning Amendment Critical to Achieving Climate Goals and Lowering Costs
Lexington-Fayette’s urban council will consider a zoning amendment Thursday that would allow large-scale agrivoltaic solar on up to one percent of county land, supporting the city’s climate goals while preserving agricultural production.
UK Government Takes Stake in Tungsten Mine With £71m Mine Bet
The UK government’s National Wealth Fund is investing £71m in miner Tungsten West to reopen the Hemerdon mine in Devon, creating approximately 350 direct jobs.
Aramco Finds a New Way to Keep Saudi Crude Flowing to China
Saudi Aramco is using ship-to-ship transfer arrangements to deliver crude to Asian buyers, bypassing normal Strait of Hormuz routes amid regional tensions affecting export corridors.
U.S. Refiners Face New Crude Squeeze as Canada Cuts Oil Sands Output
U.S. refineries face potential crude supply constraints as Canadian oil sands enter maintenance season, coinciding with elevated global fuel demand and low storage levels.
The U.S. Power Play in Iraq That Moscow and Beijing Didn’t See Coming
The U.S. is consolidating influence in Iraq’s oil sector as American companies secure major deals, countering Russian and Chinese positions amid Iraq’s plans to increase production significantly.
Big Oil Is Betting Billions On Nuclear Fusion
Major oil companies including Eni, Equinor, Chevron, and Shell are investing billions in nuclear fusion technology, with private investment hitting record levels as the sector transitions from research to commercialization.
NLR-NRRI Partnership Advances Industry-Scale Innovation and Process Demonstration
The National Laboratory of the Rockies and the University of Minnesota’s Natural Resources Research Institute have launched a joint initiative to demonstrate critical mineral processing technologies at industrial scale.
Energy Storage Is Strengthening Reliability. These 5 States Are Leading the Charge.
Five states are leading energy storage deployment to strengthen grid reliability and manage rising electricity demand, with California, Nevada, Illinois, Virginia, and Massachusetts serving as models for policymakers nationwide.
OCTA Is Spending Again On Hydrogen Because The Fuel Chain Failed
Orange County Transportation Authority is investing another $27.6 million in hydrogen infrastructure after its existing fueling system became unusable, forcing a major fleet expansion despite previous operational failures.
Norway’s national oil company’s profits double to $11.5bn amid war on Iran
Norway’s Equinor reported quarterly profits of $11.5 billion, nearly double the prior year, driven by elevated oil and gas prices resulting from geopolitical tensions affecting global energy supplies.
Households near new pylons to get £250 taken off annual energy bills
UK households within 500 meters of new power pylons will receive £250 annual energy bill discounts as the government pursues over 40 grid upgrade projects nationwide to modernize infrastructure.
BP to develop offshore gasfield in Venezuela with firms linked to Trump administration
BP has partnered with firms linked to the Trump administration to develop an offshore gasfield in Venezuela, marking one of the first major foreign investments since the US-backed change of government in January.
Move Local Energy Goals Forward: Apply to the Energy Technology Innovation Partnership Project
The U.S. Department of Energy’s Energy Technology Innovation Partnership Project is accepting applications from coastal, remote, and island communities seeking affordable energy solutions with support from national laboratories and regional organizations.
More Renewables Lead To Lower Demand For Methane In Europe
Renewable energy sources have surpassed methane-fired generation across Europe, marking a structural shift in the continent’s power market driven by rapid wind and solar capacity expansion since 2022.
Thousands of Comments Shared with Governor Katie Hobbs Passionately Oppose Desert Southwest Gas Pipeline
Environmental groups delivered approximately 2,000 public comments to Arizona’s governor opposing the Desert Southwest Pipeline, which would transport methane gas to power data centers across the Southwest region.
Oil Majors Double Profits in Europe in Latest Quarter
Eight major oil companies earned €7.5 billion in excess profits across Europe in the first half of 2026, prompting calls for a permanent windfall tax on petroleum producers.
The Case for Britain Backing Its North Sea Oil and Gas Industry
Britain faces a choice between producing more North Sea oil and gas domestically or importing more from overseas, with significant economic and employment implications as ministers consider the Jackdaw and Rosebank projects.
750 Gigawatts Of Energy Storage Are Just Sitting There, Waiting
The US has 750 gigawatts of energy storage projects pending grid connections, reflecting strong clean energy development despite recent federal policy shifts favoring fossil fuels.
How Gulf Oil Is Escaping the Strait of Hormuz
Gulf oil producers are bypassing the Strait of Hormuz through ship-to-ship transfers and alternative routes, creating elevated shipping costs and market volatility amid geopolitical tensions.
U.S. Diesel Reserves Sit Near 23-Year Lows
U.S. diesel reserves have declined to near 23-year lows amid geopolitical tensions and supply disruptions, raising concerns about potential food and energy price increases heading into harvest season.
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Could the Advancements in Home Elevators Make Them the Wave of the Future?
Urbanization plans continue increasing globally. Despite the numerous standards and prerequisites that buildings should comply with, there is one component that remains: an elevator. These boxes are now a part of several modern and sophisticated homes. They allow...
The Cost of Solar Energy Has Hit an All-Time Low: What This Means for Us
Here Comes the Sun: Solar Energy Is More Affordable Than Ever A recent study published September 30, 2015, reported that solar power is more affordable than ever before. For utility applications, solar power now costs an average of 5 cents per kilowatt-hour (kWh). The...
Your Options in Sewer Repair
Repairing your home sewer can be a costly and cumbersome process. Many homeowners can easily feel overwhelmed by the cost associated with traditional sewer repair methods. But, according to Bend-It (click here), newer options have been developed, making it less...