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RES identifies system integration and regulatory compliance as leading causes of U.S. battery storage project delays at commissioning

Battery storage projects in the U.S. are stalling — but not because of the batteries. According to findings published by global renewable energy company RES, the primary failure…

By Kelly Lippke · November 4, 2026

RES

Platform Holly's steel legs encrusted with marine life off Goleta, rig off goleta

A rig off Goleta pumped oil for 49 years, and the 60 year old reef it accidentally grew has regulators deciding whether to tear it down

By Hugo Rojas · Nov 3

Utah

Utah regulators issue draft license and discharge permit to Anfield Energy for Shootaring Canyon uranium mill

By Kelly Lippke · Nov 2

LNG carrier loading first cargo at Golden Pass terminal, Texas, qatari built carrier

A Qatari built carrier loaded 174,000 cubic meters of gas at Sabine Pass in April, and the delay that built it also reshaped who controls its first decade of cargoes

By Hugo Rojas · Nov 1

Energy

Rhode Island Energy spends $8.2 million replacing wooden transmission poles with steel monopoles in Middletown

By Kelly Lippke · Oct 31

Pulse Seismic

Pulse Seismic reports Q3 2026 revenue of $17.3 million and net earnings of $11.4 million, declares quarterly dividend

By Kelly Lippke · Oct 31

ERCOT

ERCOT holds first workshop to build large-load curtailment framework under Texas Senate Bill 6

By Kelly Lippke · Oct 31

RES

RES identifies system integration and regulatory compliance as leading causes of U.S. battery storage project delays at commissioning

By Kelly Lippke · Nov 4

morach butterfly with specialized solar tag

One of 95 Nebraska monarchs carrying solar-powered tags reached Mexico, while smartphones helped track their migration

By Anke Maree · Nov 4

Solar panels

Oregon wastewater agency installs 39.4-kW solar array and backup battery designed to cover its office’s annual electricity use

By Kelly Lippke · Nov 3

Rows of solar panels on airport land forming the South Island's largest solar farm

At Christchurch Airport, 158,000 panels began feeding the grid this October across 740 acres of runway buffer land, and the South Island got its largest solar farm

By Hugo Rojas · Nov 3

Mach autonomous vegetation control

Mach brings autonomous vegetation control to U.S. solar farms

By Prince Sibanda · Nov 3

Wind turbines were thought to breathe thanks to stormy air but scientists found a quieter force doing the real work

Wind turbines were thought to “breathe” thanks to stormy air, but scientists found a quieter force doing the real work

By Daniel Garcia · Nov 3

wind power generation in New England

New England wind generation reached a one-day record of 47.3 gigawatt-hours in October, amid rising annual output

By Anke Maree · Nov 3

Offshore wind turbines are being worn down by slow ocean gusts that engineers never thought to measure

Offshore wind turbines are being worn down by slow ocean gusts that engineers never thought to measure

By Daniel Garcia · Nov 3

Airship turbine hovering high above a valley during a wind power test, nearly 6 560

Nearly 6,560 feet above a Sichuan river valley, an airship shaped platform sent 385 kilowatt hours into the local grid, and engineers say the test proves airborne wind power can actually work

By Hugo Rojas · Nov 3

Rhiwlas Energy Park, Bute Energy, biodiversity, Turbine 13, wildlife

Bat and woodland buffers helped remove Turbine 13 from Wales’s Rhiwlas wind proposal

By Helen Wallace · Nov 3

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Constellation $5 billion federal loan

Constellation lines up a conditional $5 billion federal loan for U.S. nuclear uprates

By Prince Sibanda · Nov 3

Ancient salt crystal from the Carlsbad New Mexico nuclear waste repository, salt crystals 2

In salt crystals 2,150 feet below Carlsbad, New Mexico, scientists found microbes sealed for 250 million years still alive beside stacked drums of nuclear waste, and the rock itself explains why the vault holds

By Hugo Rojas · Nov 3

Westinghouse $1 billion Carolina

Westinghouse puts $1 billion behind a new South Carolina nuclear fuel factory

By Prince Sibanda · Nov 2

Factory-built test reactor that went critical before dawn on July Fourth, idaho national laboratory

At Idaho National Laboratory, a reactor built in a factory went critical at 1 a.m. on the Fourth of July, and it did so without a single poured foundation

By Hugo Rojas · Nov 2

Fire emergency vehicles outside building after radiological release alert

A single lab room near Aiken, South Carolina caught fire on October 28, and the site declared its highest non emergency alert over an unfiltered radiological release that officials later said never happened

By Hugo Rojas · Nov 1

Energy

Type One Energy paper proposes splitting tritium breeding and power generation across future fusion plant fleets

By Kelly Lippke · Nov 1

enCore Energy Texas uranium

enCore Energy moves its South Texas uranium project closer to production as the approval process advances

By Prince Sibanda · Nov 4

tag to track hydropower dam fish movement

Oregon scientists fitted 100 lampreys with tiny 0.08-gram acoustic tags to track their movements past hydropower dams

By Anke Maree · Nov 3

ERCOT

ERCOT releases October 2026 resource adequacy outlook assessing fall grid risks and emergency condition scenarios

By Kelly Lippke · Nov 2

ONYX Insight’s Cortex AI platform clears AWS Foundational Technical Review and joins AWS Marketplace

By Kelly Lippke · Nov 2

hydroelectric dam, migrating fish, Oregon Trail Bridge Dam, spillway

Oregon’s Trail Bridge Dam stopped generating for four months, sending summer flows over its spillway for migrating fish

By Helen Wallace · Nov 2

Steel tanks at the plant making jet fuel from captured CO2, washington farm town

In a Washington farm town, a plant now turns captured carbon dioxide and water into 100 barrels a day of jet fuel, and no crude oil touches the process at any step

By Hugo Rojas · Nov 2

Renewable Innovations federal hydrogen

Renewable Innovations joins federal hydrogen fuel-cell push for AI data centers

By Prince Sibanda · Nov 2

Amogy

Amogy to deploy ammonia cracking module on Singapore’s Jurong Island in 2027 to produce up to one ton of hydrogen per day

By Kelly Lippke · Nov 1

Hydrogen

JERA Ventures invests in natural hydrogen exploration company Koloma to advance low-carbon energy research

By Kelly Lippke · Oct 30

SunHydrogen 12.3% solar-to-hydrogen

SunHydrogen reaches 12.3% solar-to-hydrogen efficiency as its Austin pilot keeps moving forward, pushing the panel technology closer to real-world deployment

By Prince Sibanda · Oct 25

Nel Hydrogen US $12 million PEM electrolyzer

Nel Hydrogen US lands a $12 million PEM electrolyzer order from a U.S. technology company, adding another large commercial win to its hydrogen pipeline

By Prince Sibanda · Oct 22

Energy

Bloom Energy says solid oxide fuel cells can close the gap between surging U.S. data center power demand and slow grid expansion timelines

By Kelly Lippke · Oct 20

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

Latest News

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One of 95 Nebraska monarchs carrying solar-powered tags reached Mexico, while smartphones helped track their migration

Nov 4

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enCore Energy moves its South Texas uranium project closer to production as the approval process advances

Nov 4

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Constellation lines up a conditional $5 billion federal loan for U.S. nuclear uprates

Nov 3

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Wind turbines were thought to “breathe” thanks to stormy air, but scientists found a quieter force doing the real work

Nov 3

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A rig off Goleta pumped oil for 49 years, and the 60 year old reef it accidentally grew has regulators deciding whether to tear it down

Nov 3

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Oregon wastewater agency installs 39.4-kW solar array and backup battery designed to cover its office’s annual electricity use

Nov 3

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At Christchurch Airport, 158,000 panels began feeding the grid this October across 740 acres of runway buffer land, and the South Island got its largest solar farm

Nov 3

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New England wind generation reached a one-day record of 47.3 gigawatt-hours in October, amid rising annual output

Nov 3

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