A North Sea oil well predicted to last 30 years went dry in two, and Penn State researchers finally found what was hiding inside the rock
A North Sea oil well was supposed to produce for 20 to 30 years. It ran dry in two. Engineers ...
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UK government releases 2026 NEED energy consumption data tables covering electricity and gas use across England, Wales, and Scotland
The UK government's Department for Energy Security has published the 2026 edition of the National Energy Efficiency Data-Framework (NEED) consumption...
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China’s most powerful dam quietly became a traffic jam, and now Beijing is spending $11.4 billion to fix a problem its own engineers never predicted
Giant hydroelectric dams are engineering marvels, but one in China is facing a shipping bottleneck. Globally, these massive plants are...
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U.S. total energy production hits record 107 quads in 2025, driven by gains across natural gas, oil, and renewables
U.S. total energy production reached a new all-time high of 107 quadrillion British thermal units (quads) in 2025 — a...
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Norway’s century-old hydropower plants are quietly crumbling underground and a state energy giant just placed an $8.6 billion bet to save them
Hydropower is one of the oldest renewable energy sources in the world, but infrastructure is crumbling. Hydroelectric facilities are vital...
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Singapore scientists found a way to turn raw sewage into clean fuel and food using nothing but sunlight
Every day, cities around the world flush away a problem they can barely manage: sewage sludge. More than 100 million...
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EIA reports U.S. energy exports hit record 31 quads in 2025, net exports rise 20% to new high
U.S. total energy exports reached a record 31 quadrillion British thermal units in 2025, up 2% from the previous record...
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Philadelphia quietly put $14.7 million into clean energy a decade ago and what grew back stunned even the people who planted it
When Philadelphia launched its clean energy campaign in 2016, the city's public investment was modest by any measure — $14.7...
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Colorado researchers built a crystal-clear window film that traps heat so effectively it could reshape how buildings consume energy
Modern architecture can become an active participant in climate control using a new window film. The worsening effects of climate...
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