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Factcheck: How Nuclear, Gas, Wind, & Solar Power Are Affected During Heatwaves
All electricity generation sources are affected by extreme heat during heatwaves, though nuclear, gas, wind, and solar each face different operational challenges as demand and temperatures rise simultaneously.
Just 7% of America’s Nuclear Fuel Comes From Home
The United States sources 93% of its nuclear fuel from foreign markets, creating energy security concerns as the Trump administration seeks to expand domestic nuclear capacity and achieve global market dominance.
Electric Aviation Won’t Kill Jet Fuel – But It Could Take the Best Routes First
Electric aircraft technology is advancing beyond laboratory stages, with certification milestones achieved and commercial deployments beginning. While battery limitations mean long-haul aviation will continue relying on jet fuel, electrification could capture significant market share in short-range routes.
Great Britain’s grid operator issues fresh warning over power supplies in heatwave
Britain’s grid operator warns of potential power supply stress Thursday night as a third heatwave hits the UK, requesting additional electricity generation to manage demand from cooling devices.
Trump’s Tougher Russia Stance Puts Kazakhstan in a Difficult Position
As the US shifts toward tougher sanctions on Russia, Kazakhstan faces mounting economic pressures from the Ukraine war and risks to its energy exports through Russian territory.
Mexico Is Betting on Biofuel to Tackle Its Seaweed Crisis
Mexico is investing in biofuel and other products derived from sargassum seaweed that washes ashore daily along the Caribbean coast, threatening tourism and requiring billions in annual cleanup costs.
Russia’s Oil Industry Is Running Out of Room to Absorb More Shocks
Russia’s crude oil output has declined further in 2026 due to sanctions and Ukrainian attacks, with production forecasts revised downward to 8.95 million barrels per day this year and 8.6 million next year.
The Battle Over North Sea Oil Is Heating Up Under Britain’s New PM
Britain’s new Labour Prime Minister faces pressure over whether to approve contested North Sea oil and gas drilling projects, with climate concerns and internal party divisions complicating the decision.
Lawyers to investigate claims of GB power grid cover-up over blackout risk
Britain’s grid operator has commissioned independent lawyers to investigate whistleblower claims of a cover-up regarding blackout risks during a recent heatwave in late June.
DCC, one of FTSE 100’s biggest energy firms, agrees £5.75bn takeover
US private equity firms KKR and Energy Capital Partners have agreed to acquire FTSE 100 energy company DCC for £5.75bn, though the founder and major shareholders oppose the deal.
Sierra Club Urges Rejection of Meta’s Attempt to Use Minor Source Loophole
Sierra Club opposes Meta’s air permit revision for its Louisiana data center, arguing the project exceeds minor-source pollution limits and requires a more stringent major-source permit with mandatory public hearings.
China’s 15th Five-Year Plan For Solar & Wind Is Huge
China’s 15th Five-Year Plan targets 370 gigawatts of new wind and solar capacity across seven major bases during 2026–2030, alongside support for decentralized renewable energy projects.
Energy Storage Startup Nails $550M To Chase Fossil Fuels Away
Long-duration energy storage startup Antora Energy secured $550 million in Series C funding to expand production and deployment of its thermal battery systems across the United States.
Water Power Winners Emerge As Collegiate Competitions Surge
Cal Poly won the 2026 Hydropower Collegiate Competition while USC claimed victory in the Marine Energy competition, with a record 45 teams selected for 2027 competitions.
Fuel Cell Trucks And Buses Need More Green Hydrogen
Fuel cell trucks and buses are gaining traction as zero-emission vehicles, but require expanded green hydrogen infrastructure and production to achieve sustainability at scale.
Europe’s 700-Bar Hydrogen Network Is Closing And Reappearing
Europe’s hydrogen refueling network is contracting in passenger-car applications while expanding dual-pressure stations for trucks and buses, raising questions about infrastructure investment ahead of proven vehicle demand.
Shell’s profits more than double after jump in oil and gas prices
Shell’s quarterly profit nearly doubled to $9.8 billion in the second quarter, driven by elevated oil and gas prices following Middle East tensions and supply disruptions affecting global energy markets.
The Bank of England Is Moving Away From Coal
The Bank of England announced in June that it will no longer accept bonds linked to coal operations as collateral for key loan arrangements, enforcing the ban from October.
Suriname’s $26 Billion Oil Bet Is Finally Paying Off
Suriname’s emerging oil sector is advancing toward major production, with the GranMorgu project expected to generate up to $26 billion in fiscal income when operations begin in 2028.
Record Vaca Muerta Output Fails to Lift Argentina’s Wider Economy
Argentina’s Vaca Muerta shale region has achieved record oil and near-record natural gas production, but economic gains remain largely localized to the western province, leaving the broader economy struggling with inflation and weak growth.
Funding for Renewables in Asia & Africa Ready
The Emerging Africa and Asia Infrastructure Fund provided up to 50 million dollars in debt financing to Ukko Renewable to develop renewable energy projects across Southeast Asia, targeting over two gigawatts initially.
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