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Emera and Canadian Utilities announce $72 billion merger to form Canada’s largest utility company, with ATCO spinning off its industrial services division

Canada’s energy sector got a major headline on October 6, 2026: Emera and Canadian Utilities announced they’re merging in an all-share deal that would create a utility company…

By Kelly Lippke · October 16, 2026

Canada

Canada

Emera and Canadian Utilities announce $72 billion merger to form Canada’s largest utility company, with ATCO spinning off its industrial services division

By Kelly Lippke · Oct 16

Dallas

Dallas Fed Q3 2026 survey finds oil executives expect WTI to average $88 per barrel over the next six months

By Kelly Lippke · Oct 16

Excavated pipeline repair sleeve exposed in a Sterling Heights trench, patch welded onto

A patch welded onto a Michigan pipeline near Sterling Heights failed after leaking about 15 barrels of crude, and federal inspectors found the repair had no paperwork at all

By Hugo Rojas · Oct 16

Eni

Eni installs world’s first purpose-built offshore CCS platform as Liverpool Bay project reaches 50 percent completion

By Kelly Lippke · Oct 15

BLM

BLM Monticello Field Office renews five grazing permits in San Juan County, Utah, and approves new livestock water well

By Kelly Lippke · Oct 15

Energy

Saudi energy minister says oil export capacity remains intact despite ongoing infrastructure attacks

By Kelly Lippke · Oct 15

DTE 100 MW Michigan solar farm

DTE brings a 100 MW Michigan solar farm online to help power Ford’s manufacturing footprint with more homegrown renewable electricity

By Prince Sibanda · Oct 16

Floating solar panels cover a flooded Belgian chalk quarry near a cement plant, belgian chalk pit

Beneath a Belgian chalk pit turned lake near Obourg, 55,000 floating panels wire straight into a cement plant next door, and the connection skips the public grid entirely

By Hugo Rojas · Oct 16

Solar panels in England

England plans 47,000 floating solar panels on Cavendish Dock, turning port water into an industrial power source

By Kelly Lippke · Oct 16

Clearway Missouri’s 650 MW Swan Solar

Clearway has broken ground on Missouri’s 650 MW Swan Solar project after locking in financing, putting one of the state’s largest solar builds into motion

By Prince Sibanda · Oct 16

ContourGlobal 509 MW Arizona solar

ContourGlobal breaks ground on a 509 MW Arizona solar-and-storage project, putting a major new desert energy build into c

By Prince Sibanda · Oct 15

Wind turbines in Australia

Remote Australian wind farm will use 616-foot self-erecting towers that rise without giant cranes in the Pilbara

By Kelly Lippke · Oct 16

GE Vernova

GE Vernova and PROTEC graduate 27 students from Next Engineers Engineering Academy in Johannesburg

By Kelly Lippke · Oct 16

Wind

German wind farm routes electricity from 12,000 solar panels through its grid connection like a fifth turbine

By Kelly Lippke · Oct 15

Three floating wind turbines off Gruissan

Three floating turbines off Gruissan use hollow concrete rings with damping pools to absorb waves and limit movement

By Anke Maree · Oct 15

Final turbine installed at Baltic Power offshore wind farm near Łeba, offshore wind power

Off Poland’s Baltic coast near Łeba, the 76th and final turbine locked onto its foundation this month, and the country became the world’s 19th nation generating offshore wind power

By Hugo Rojas · Oct 15

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Idle cooling tower never used stands beside working twin at Perry nuclear plant, beside lake erie

Beside Lake Erie, one 516 foot concrete tower at the Perry nuclear plant has never cooled a single watt of power, and its idle twin still stands finished

By Hugo Rojas · Oct 16

Nuclear

NANO Nuclear Energy names former Y-12 National Security Complex scientist Jennifer Charlton as Vice President of Fuel Technology

By Kelly Lippke · Oct 16

Deep Isolation Texas drilling permit

Deep Isolation secures a Texas drilling permit for a full-scale nuclear waste disposal pilot, moving its underground concept from paper toward the field

By Prince Sibanda · Oct 14

Hainan reactor commercial power containment dome above tropical coastline, tropical island 1

Cooled by the Gulf of Tonkin on a tropical island 1,100 megawatts from the mainland, a Hainan reactor entered commercial power for the first time and gave China its 61st operating nuclear plant

By Hugo Rojas · Oct 14

BWXT $189 million contract reactor fuel

BWXT lands a $189 million contract to manufacture reactor fuel for the U.S. Navy, keeping another critical piece of America’s naval nuclear supply chain at home

By Prince Sibanda · Oct 14

Last Energy major DOE safety

Last Energy clears a major DOE safety checkpoint for its Texas microreactor, moving the project another step closer to deployment

By Prince Sibanda · Oct 13

Geothermal unit wellhead piping in Utah desert sending power to grid, 2 mile deep

Outside a 2 mile deep well near Milford, Utah, a geothermal unit built with oil field drilling gear sent 33 megawatts to the grid in 23 months flat

By Hugo Rojas · Oct 16

Taum Sauk plant with reversible pump-turbines

Missouri’s Taum Sauk stores water atop a flattened mountain, then reverses two turbines nightly to refill the reservoir

By Anke Maree · Oct 16

Power

York Haven Power Company to lower Lake Frederic reservoir for FERC-mandated dam safety inspections starting October 6

By Kelly Lippke · Oct 16

Ludington plant with reversible pump-turbines

Michigan’s Ludington plant pumps Lake Michigan water 363 feet uphill, then releases it through six turbines as a 2,292-MW battery

By Anke Maree · Oct 16

fusion machine low-speed compression chamber in Vancouver laboratory, metal wall moving

Squeezed by a metal wall moving in milliseconds, a fusion machine in Vancouver hit 12 million degrees Celsius this week, and no slow compression device had ever reached that mark before

By Hugo Rojas · Oct 15

Yellowstone has been sleeping for 631000 years

Yellowstone has been “sleeping” for 631,000 years and scientists now know what wakes it up and what geothermal energy has to do with it

By Daniel Garcia · Oct 15

Oregon State scientists found a way to pull clean hydrogen from sunlight

Oregon State scientists found a way to pull clean hydrogen from sunlight using a crystal that acts as its own “spark plug”

By Daniel Garcia · Oct 15

Oregon State researchers found a shortcut to clean hydrogen that skips the expensive ingredient the whole industry

Oregon State researchers found a “shortcut” to clean hydrogen that skips the expensive ingredient the whole industry thought was unavoidable

By Daniel Garcia · Oct 12

SunHydrogen and Honda renewable hydrogen panel

SunHydrogen and Honda are keeping their renewable hydrogen panel partnership alive through 2028, giving the technology more runway to move from prototype toward deployment

By Prince Sibanda · Oct 11

- Plug 280 MW electrolyzer e-SAF

Plug lands a 280 MW electrolyzer order for a Danish e-SAF project, while the broader partnership now stretches beyond the 1 GW mark

By Prince Sibanda · Oct 11

WATTMORE GTI Energy’s Illinois hydrogen

WATTMORE joins GTI Energy’s Illinois hydrogen microgrid research effort, putting its technology into a project testing how hydrogen can fit into resilient local power systems

By Prince Sibanda · Oct 10

Nel $7 million submarine electrolyzer

Nel adds another $7 million in submarine electrolyzer orders spanning U.S., U.K. and French programs, widening its footprint across allied naval fleets

By Prince Sibanda · Oct 8

Nel $12 million Collins Aerospace order

Nel lands a $12 million Collins Aerospace order to build electrolyzer stacks for U.S. Navy submarines, taking hydrogen technology beneath the waves

By Prince Sibanda · Oct 8

Jacobs German steelmaking project

Jacobs extends its role on a German steelmaking project designed to run on hydrogen, keeping the engineering firm at the center of the plant’s low-carbon overhaul

By Prince Sibanda · Oct 5

Latest News

1

Beside Lake Erie, one 516 foot concrete tower at the Perry nuclear plant has never cooled a single watt of power, and its idle twin still stands finished

Oct 16

2

Remote Australian wind farm will use 616-foot self-erecting towers that rise without giant cranes in the Pilbara

Oct 16

3

Dallas Fed Q3 2026 survey finds oil executives expect WTI to average $88 per barrel over the next six months

Oct 16

4

Outside a 2 mile deep well near Milford, Utah, a geothermal unit built with oil field drilling gear sent 33 megawatts to the grid in 23 months flat

Oct 16

5

Missouri’s Taum Sauk stores water atop a flattened mountain, then reverses two turbines nightly to refill the reservoir

Oct 16

6

DTE brings a 100 MW Michigan solar farm online to help power Ford’s manufacturing footprint with more homegrown renewable electricity

Oct 16

7

NANO Nuclear Energy names former Y-12 National Security Complex scientist Jennifer Charlton as Vice President of Fuel Technology

Oct 16

8

A patch welded onto a Michigan pipeline near Sterling Heights failed after leaking about 15 barrels of crude, and federal inspectors found the repair had no paperwork at all

Oct 16

Editorial Voices

Carlos Albero RojasCEO

Daniel GarciaChief Editor

Hugo RojasTech Editor & Advisor

Kelly LippkeStaff Writer

Prince SibandaStaff Writer

Anke MareenStaff Writer

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