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EIA reports U.S. uranium concentrate production tripled in 2025 to highest level since 2017

U.S. uranium concentrate production surged in 2025 to approximately 2.1 million pounds of U3O8—more than three times the 657,000 pounds produced the year before, according to new data…

By Kelly Lippke · September 7, 2026

Uranium

A drilling derrick standing on prairie helium land beside a road

A single company took all 15 permits in a 15.9 million dollar sale of Saskatchewan helium land, where every parcel already sits under roads and pipelines the oil patch built decades ago

By Hugo Rojas · Sep 7

Energy

Rhode Island Energy to issue $170 million in bill credits to electric and natural gas customers starting October 2026

By Kelly Lippke · Sep 6

Japan

Japan announces energy policy package to diversify oil supply and reduce Strait of Hormuz dependence

By Kelly Lippke · Sep 6

Rockhopper

Rockhopper Exploration launches US$200 million capital raise to advance Falkland Islands Sea Lion oil project

By Kelly Lippke · Sep 6

A gas platform standing over the Black Sea

A gas platform for the Black Sea was built in 2 halves that sailed from Sardinia and Indonesia, and the sea it stands in has no marine base and no permanent fleet of service vessels

By Hugo Rojas · Sep 6

Alaska

Interior Department moves to exempt Alaska winter drilling from project-level environmental reviews

By Kelly Lippke · Sep 5

A floating array of panels moored on a small reservoir

Panels covering 4 acres of an Ohio reservoir cut the water plant’s power bill, and the only documented case of a floating array changing what grows underneath is a Dutch one nobody has repeated

By Hugo Rojas · Sep 7

Energy

Rhode Island Energy completes $2.7 million grid upgrade in Cumberland, targeting outage reductions for 2,300 customers

By Kelly Lippke · Sep 7

Africa officially added 4.5 GW of solar last year but its ports received four times that amount as mines

Africa officially added 4.5 GW of solar last year, but its ports received four times that amount as mines, malls and factories quietly wired themselves off the grid while a shadow energy economy reshapes the continent’s power landscape from the inside out

By Carlos Albero Rojas · Sep 7

Energy

SB Energy files S-1 registration statement with SEC ahead of proposed Nasdaq IPO

By Kelly Lippke · Sep 7

Energy

Duke Energy Florida activates second battery microgrid in Trenton, providing backup power to 1,500 customers

By Kelly Lippke · Sep 7

A North Dakota farmer cashes his first wind check while his

A North Dakota farmer cashes his first wind check while his neighbors wish the turbines had never come as coal politics and a federal tax credit rollback threaten to end the state’s wind boom for good

By Carlos Albero Rojas · Sep 7

Blade tip passing above the sea at an offshore turbine

A rotor 984 feet across leaves just 79 feet of air between its lowest blade tip and the wave crests, and the hub carrying it 19 miles off Fujian stands 571 feet above the water

By Hugo Rojas · Sep 7

Floating platforms carrying wind turbines off a Mediterranean coast

Three floating turbine platforms were towed 10 miles off the Occitan coast into a Mediterranean marine park where the seabed drops past 300 feet, well beyond the depth any fixed foundation has ever reached

By Hugo Rojas · Sep 7

Exascale and EnergyBank AI computing

Exascale and EnergyBank want to put AI computing offshore, pairing a pilot data workload with electricity from floating wind

By Prince Sibanda · Sep 7

octopus and fish in floating turbine zone

Three floating turbines sat off Portugal for five years, and eight years of monitoring found more octopuses and fish inside their patch of ocean than at the control sites

By Anke Maree · Sep 7

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Uranium

EIA reports U.S. uranium concentrate production tripled in 2025 to highest level since 2017

By Kelly Lippke · Sep 7

Nuclear plant

Palisades nuclear plant begins fuel loading into reactor vessel ahead of restart

By Kelly Lippke · Sep 7

Reactor

Holtec advances component fabrication for SMR-300 reactor testing facility at Idaho National Laboratory

By Kelly Lippke · Sep 7

A fast breeder control room during first criticality

A 500 MWe fast breeder core in Tamil Nadu went critical 22 years after the first concrete was poured, on a site where the reprocessing plant that would close its fuel cycle is still years away

By Hugo Rojas · Sep 7

Nuclear

NANO Nuclear Energy and Tillman Digital Gateway sign framework agreement to supply nuclear power to U.S. AI data-center campuses

By Kelly Lippke · Sep 6

Hydrogen tank vent stack beside a high voltage switchyard

Gas venting from a hydrogen tank outside the fence arced to the lines at a 500 kilovolt switchyard in Pennsylvania, and the reactor beside it tripped off 100 percent power the same minute

By Hugo Rojas · Sep 6

Montana

DOE and Montana release Final Environmental Impact Statement for 422-mile North Plains Connector transmission line

By Kelly Lippke · Sep 7

Battery

In 1800, an Italian physicist named Alessandro Volta built the world’s first battery to prove his friend wrong about a dead frog, unleashing a continuous electric current that cracked open the secrets of electrochemistry and powered the modern world

By Kelly Lippke · Sep 7

whale swimming near tidal turbine zone

A Scottish orca watch began with one tidal turbine, and 12 years later volunteers are scanning the coast from 11 stations for whales, seals, and sharks

By Anke Maree · Sep 7

Hydropower

Nepal’s hydropower backbone keeps getting swept away, and the next flood is already forming in the warming Himalayas while billions in energy infrastructure sit exposed in the same river corridors built to power the country’s future

By Kelly Lippke · Sep 7

Generator exhaust curling under an eave where carbon monoxide enters

Standby generators sitting 5 feet from the wall are exactly what the code allows, which is the distance that let carbon monoxide into 105 Louisiana houses after a hurricane knocked the power out and left them running for days

By Hugo Rojas · Sep 7

Stacked rows of dark aluminum bricks inside a steel shed

Built from roughly 3,700 aluminum bricks stacked in a New South Wales shed, a thermal store melts on the inside without changing shape and puts out superheated steam for 24 hours straight

By Hugo Rojas · Sep 6

KBR 250 MW Nebraska project

KBR lands the front-end engineering job for a 250 MW Nebraska project designed to turn renewable hydrogen into e-methane

By Prince Sibanda · Sep 7

Boston

A Boston startup is testing underground lightning strikes to turn ancient rock into a hydrogen factory using machines named Zeus and Thor

By Kelly Lippke · Aug 24

Researchers built a hydrogen turbine that makes electricity from controlled explosions and just shattered a world record

Researchers built a hydrogen turbine that makes electricity from controlled explosions and just shattered a world record

By Carlos Albero Rojas · Aug 22

Power to Hydrogen 0.5 MW AEM electrolyzer

Power to Hydrogen delivers its first commercial 0.5 MW AEM electrolyzer from Ohio to a customer in Antwerp

By Prince Sibanda · Aug 19

Plug Power U.S. hydrogen operations

Plug Power scales U.S. hydrogen operations with 1,666 fuel cell deployments and 40 tons of daily production capacity

By Prince Sibanda · Aug 19

Hydrogen

Highland Council approves Protium’s 15 MW Cromarty Green Hydrogen Production Facility in Alness, Scotland’s only HAR1-backed hydrogen project

By Kelly Lippke · Aug 16

Sasol

Sasol commissions Envision Energy to conduct green hydrogen design study at Sasolburg facility in South Africa

By Kelly Lippke · Aug 11

An old North Sea gas platform began producing hydrogen using wind power and sent it ashore through the same pipeline it was already using

An old North Sea gas platform began producing hydrogen using wind power and sent it ashore through the same pipeline it was already using

By Anke Maree · Aug 11

Latest News

1

DOE and Montana release Final Environmental Impact Statement for 422-mile North Plains Connector transmission line

Sep 7

2

A North Dakota farmer cashes his first wind check while his neighbors wish the turbines had never come as coal politics and a federal tax credit rollback threaten to end the state’s wind boom for good

Sep 7

3

Palisades nuclear plant begins fuel loading into reactor vessel ahead of restart

Sep 7

4

KBR lands the front-end engineering job for a 250 MW Nebraska project designed to turn renewable hydrogen into e-methane

Sep 7

5

A rotor 984 feet across leaves just 79 feet of air between its lowest blade tip and the wave crests, and the hub carrying it 19 miles off Fujian stands 571 feet above the water

Sep 7

6

Holtec advances component fabrication for SMR-300 reactor testing facility at Idaho National Laboratory

Sep 7

7

In 1800, an Italian physicist named Alessandro Volta built the world’s first battery to prove his friend wrong about a dead frog, unleashing a continuous electric current that cracked open the secrets of electrochemistry and powered the modern world

Sep 7

8

Panels covering 4 acres of an Ohio reservoir cut the water plant’s power bill, and the only documented case of a floating array changing what grows underneath is a Dutch one nobody has repeated

Sep 7

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Carlos Albero RojasCEO

Daniel GarciaChief Editor

Hugo RojasEditor

Kelly LippkeStaff Writer

Prince SibandaStaff Writer

Anke MareenStaff Writer

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