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Carbon Capture’s Biggest Problem Isn’t Capturing Carbon
Carbon capture projects struggle to reach construction due to commercial barriers rather than technical limitations, with successful models like Norway’s Northern Lights emphasizing service-based contracts and infrastructure networks.
The Next Energy Crisis Could Be a Water Crisis
Climate change is reducing water supplies needed for power generation, creating potential energy shortages across the U.S. and Europe as power plants compete for declining water resources.
‘Risking blackouts’? How Great Britain’s grid operator was dragged into a political row
Britain’s grid operator faced political scrutiny after whistleblowers alleged senior management covered up strain on the power system during summer heatwaves and prioritized reputation over grid safety.
Octopus Energy denies it is anti-union as GMB pushes for recognition for workers
GMB union is seeking formal recognition at Octopus Energy, the UK’s largest energy company, while the firm asserts there is no current staff demand for unionisation.
Here Comes The Fathom Electric Pickup Truck, Minus Pics
Ford is moving forward with its Fathom electric pickup truck, planning to begin taking pre-orders early next year with a starting price of $28,350 at its Kentucky manufacturing facility.
The Trillion-Dollar Problem at the Heart of the AI Boom
AI spending among UK small businesses has quadrupled since 2024, yet accounts for only 0.1% of total card transactions, raising questions about whether current adoption levels justify massive infrastructure investments by major AI firms.
AI Set to Extend Fossil Fuel Dominance
A new study warns that AI’s use in expanding fossil fuel industries may increase global emissions by up to 1.8 billion tons annually, potentially derailing climate pledges and extending fossil fuel dominance.
Europe’s Gas Storage Crunch Deepens Ahead of Heating Season
European natural gas storage levels have reached their lowest point in 17 years, with supplies tighter than during the 2022 crisis. With heating season approaching in less than three months, the region faces mounting pressure to secure additional inventory amid limited global LNG availability.
Have Middle East Oil Flows Rebounded to 15 Million Bpd as U.S. Claims?
U.S. Energy Secretary Chris Wright claimed Middle East oil exports reached 15 million barrels per day, but vessel-tracking services report figures around half that volume, creating a significant discrepancy.
BP puts North Sea oil and gas business up for sale
BP has launched a formal sales process for its North Sea oil and gas operations after six decades of production, as new CEO Meg O’Neill works to streamline the company and reduce debt levels.
Zambia’s Government Delivers On Its Promise To Ramp Up Electricity Generation Capacity, With Solar Playing A Key Role
Zambia has expanded utility-scale solar capacity by 500 MW over three years and aims to reach 1,000 MW by year-end, as part of a broader plan to increase total generation from 4.5 GW to 10 GW.
Pakistan Bets on Security and Trade as Ties with Iran Grow
Pakistan has emerged as a key mediator between the U.S., Israel, and Iran, deepening bilateral ties focused on security, border management, and economic cooperation in the post-conflict environment.
U.S. Hits New Obstacle on Critical Mineral Security Course
A major tungsten discovery in Nevada faces opposition from NASA, which uses the area to track satellite signals, complicating U.S. efforts to reduce dependence on Chinese critical minerals.
Middle East War Triggers New Global Refining Boom
A Middle East war has triggered a global refining boom, sending refining margins to record highs and boosting profits for major oil companies and refiners worldwide.
The Fast Lane: 3 Ways Geothermal Companies Can Get More Heat
Three technologies from the National Laboratory of the Rockies could help geothermal companies drill deeper wells more efficiently, potentially unlocking vast energy resources currently inaccessible due to cost and technical constraints.
LA City Council Votes to Allow Billion Dollar Scattergood Gas Plant Retrofit to Move Forward
The Los Angeles City Council voted to allow the Department of Water and Power to proceed with a billion-dollar retrofit of the Scattergood gas plant to burn hydrogen and natural gas, rejecting environmental appeals.
Norway’s national oil company’s profits double to $11.5bn amid war on Iran
Norway’s Equinor nearly doubled profits to $11.5bn in the second quarter, benefiting from elevated oil and gas prices driven by regional geopolitical tensions and supply disruptions.
VICTORY: Courts Rule in Favor of Sierra Club, Approves FERC Order to Speed Up Clean Energy Projects
A federal appeals court upheld FERC Order 2023, which requires grid operators to reduce delays in renewable energy interconnection queues and accelerate clean energy project deployment.
China’s Crude Oil Imports Fell in the Second Quarter
China’s crude oil imports fell 32% in the second quarter of 2026 to 8.1 million barrels per day, driven by elevated prices from Strait of Hormuz disruptions and reduced refinery processing.
BP Retreats Further From Green Energy With Archaea Sale
BP is divesting its US biogas business and confirming its exit from the North Sea as part of a strategic shift back toward core oil and gas operations under new leadership.
PJM “Hunger Games” Pits Solar And Storage Against Gas, Nuclear
PJM grid operator has narrowed 811 power project applications to 715 finalists, with energy storage leading in project count while natural gas dominates in capacity.
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Compressed Natural Gas Adoption Could Make Cities Greener
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