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NLR Campus To Host US Department of Energy Geothermal Center of Excellence
The U.S. Department of Energy announced the establishment of a Geothermal Center of Excellence at the National Laboratory of the Rockies in Colorado to advance geothermal energy through collaboration and research.
PacWave Opens—A Giant Leap for Marine Energy
America’s first grid-connected, pre-permitted open-ocean wave energy test facility opened on the Oregon coast in late August, providing commercial-scale device developers with unprecedented testing opportunities.
IEA Chief: Electrification Still Energy’s Top Bet Despite AI Fears
The IEA chief stated that electrification remains the central strategy for global energy investment, with electricity demand growing three times faster than overall energy demand despite concerns about artificial intelligence.
New Life For Public EV Charging Stations Trump Tried To Kill
The NEVI public EV charging program, which the Trump administration attempted to suspend, has been partially restored through legal action and revised guidance, allowing states to continue building federally funded charging infrastructure.
Russia Cuts Off Gas to Armenia Days After Diversification Announcement
Russia’s Gazprom announced a gas supply cutoff to Armenia days after the Armenian prime minister stated plans to reduce dependence on Russian energy imports.
Taiwan Mulls Nuclear Revival to Cut Its LNG Exposure
Taiwan is pursuing nuclear plant restarts to reduce costly LNG imports after shutting its last reactor in May 2025, amid soaring gas prices and geopolitical supply disruptions.
CrossCountry cancels almost all rail services after power cut hits control centre
CrossCountry cancelled nearly all train services across Great Britain after a power outage disabled its Birmingham control centre, affecting major routes nationwide.
Trump’s Geothermal Energy Time Bomb Is Set To Explode On Coal
The Trump administration is advancing geothermal energy through new research centers and funding, positioning the technology as a competitive alternative to fossil fuels despite current low market share.
Shale Oil Now Makes Up 72% of Argentina’s Crude Output, Data Shows
Argentina’s shale oil production reached record levels in July 2026, now comprising 72% of total crude output, driven by the highly productive Vaca Muerta formation in Patagonia.
Holcim Integrates Two Joule Hive Thermal Batteries Into Its Cement Making Facility
Holcim has installed two Joule Hive thermal batteries at a cement production facility, marking a major commercial deployment of electrified heating technology designed to reduce carbon emissions from high-temperature industrial processes.
New Report Examining APS’s Massive Gas Buildout Demonstrates How Ratepayers Could Be on the Hook for Decades
A new report examines Arizona Public Service’s planned gas expansion, arguing that ratepayers could face higher bills for decades while the utility simultaneously seeks rate increases and abandons clean energy commitments.
Chinese Solar Panels Drop to 12 Cents a Watt, Rooftop Installs Surge Worldwide
Chinese solar panel costs have plummeted to 12 cents per watt, sparking a global surge in rooftop installations across residential, industrial, and commercial sectors from Asia to Australia.
Saudi Pipeline Outage Hits an Oil Market Running Out of Buffers
Saudi Arabia’s critical East-West pipeline has shut down following drone attacks, removing a key buffer as global oil markets face sustained disruptions from the ongoing Middle East conflict now in its seventh month.
UK inflation rises to 3.1% as motor fuel prices jump by almost a quarter
UK inflation rose to 3.1% in August as motor fuel prices surged nearly 25%, driven by Middle East conflict impacts on global oil markets and energy costs.
UK risks running out of gas by 2030s, ministers told
Britain faces potential gas shortages by the 2030s without urgent government action, officials warn, despite growing renewable energy capacity and declining North Sea reserves.
Scania Launches New Electric Truck In Red Hot European Market
Scania introduced a new battery electric truck with 720-kilometer range in Europe this week, as multiple automakers advance electrification technologies for long-haul trucking amid charging infrastructure challenges.
Can The Power Grid Handle AI And Wildfires At The Same Time?
Federal regulators ordered utilities to develop reliability standards for AI data centers by year-end, as power demand from computing facilities threatens to double while wildfire liability risks mount for grid operators.
Saudi Oil Crisis Deepens as Aramco Suspends Yanbu Loadings
Saudi Arabia suspends oil loadings from its Red Sea port of Yanbu after halting its East-West pipeline due to regional attacks, sending Brent crude back to $108 per barrel and exacerbating supply constraints across Asia.
UK Trying to Advance Hydrogen Aviation. Likelihood by 2050 is still under 1%
The UK is advancing hydrogen aviation technology, but analysis suggests the likelihood of viable hydrogen passenger aircraft by 2050 remains below 1% when accounting for aircraft design, certification, airport infrastructure, and fleet-scale requirements.
Texas Pumped Over a Quarter of All U.S. Natural Gas in 2025
Texas accounted for 28.5% of U.S. gross natural gas withdrawals in 2025, totaling 13,603 billion cubic feet, with Pennsylvania and Appalachian states comprising the nation’s other major production hub.
Millions in Great Britain could face emergency power cuts at short notice
Great Britain has approved new rules allowing the national electricity operator to impose rolling three-hour blackouts across designated areas with only eight hours’ notice to prevent grid collapse during severe supply shortages.
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