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DOE begins demolition of Isotope Row at Oak Ridge National Laboratory after six years of decontamination

After six years of decontamination work, the Department of Energy (DOE) has begun tearing down Isotope Row — a cluster of 5 facilities at Oak Ridge National Laboratory…

By Kelly Lippke · September 14, 2026

DOE

LNG tanker at Ensenada Pacific coast LNG terminal at dusk

A single train rated at 0.4 billion cubic feet a day shipped its first cargo of chilled gas into the open Pacific in July and tripled what Mexico can export, while it is only the second terminal on this ocean

By Hugo Rojas · Sep 14

Oil

Saturn Oil & Gas receives TSX approval to renew share buyback program for up to 12.2 million shares

By Kelly Lippke · Sep 13

Refine

Indian and Chinese refiners accelerate Middle Eastern crude purchases as Dubai futures near $100 a barrel

By Kelly Lippke · Sep 13

Lloyd's

Lloyd’s Register and MARIC receive approval in principle for 114,000 DWT tri-fuel-ready tanker concept

By Kelly Lippke · Sep 13

Oman gas

Oman’s OQ Gas Networks targets completion of three gas pipeline projects by end of 2027 under OMR 294 million infrastructure program

By Kelly Lippke · Sep 12

Drilling, rig

Arabian Drilling signs $800 million land rig deal with SLB Middle East and expands offshore operations across GCC region

By Kelly Lippke · Sep 12

Rocket Lab 31.5%-solar cell

Rocket Lab unveils a 31.5%-efficient solar cell built for space, squeezing more power from every inch of spacecraft surface

By Prince Sibanda · Sep 14

state-owned solar farm panels and transformer on Australian wheat-belt plain

A wheat belt plain in western Victoria carries 119 megawatts of panels wired into the national grid at a solar farm owned outright by the state, where the battery meant to sit beside them has not been delivered yet

By Hugo Rojas · Sep 14

Fallow deer fighting between solar panels

Germany switched on a solar farm over 150 fallow deer on September 1, just as autumn prepares to turn the peaceful herd beneath the panels into a rutting-season battlefield

By Anke Maree · Sep 14

Nautilus 6.7 MW Illinois community solar project

Nautilus switches on a 6.7 MW Illinois community solar project, putting another shared array to work for local subscribers

By Prince Sibanda · Sep 14

Ordinary passenger jets flying over the poles while scattering sun reflecting particles into the stratosphere might already be

Ordinary passenger jets flying over the poles while scattering sun-reflecting particles into the stratosphere might already be our best and most affordable tool for slowing an overheating planet

By Daniel Garcia · Sep 13

Energy

Rhode Island Energy conditionally selects 150 MW from proposed 800 MW Maine onshore wind project

By Kelly Lippke · Sep 14

Colorado wind turbines standing unconnected near a rural crossroads at blue hour

A 550 foot strip of dirt on Colorado’s eastern plains is the only thing standing between two finished wind farms and the grid, and the judge who blocked the taking read it out of the utility’s own permit filings

By Hugo Rojas · Sep 14

Turbines

We are covering the oceans with offshore turbines and floating solar cells, but scientists warn we never thought to ask what a feverish ocean does to the millions of coastal people now facing storms, toxic seafood, and a grief no health agency is measuring

By Kelly Lippke · Sep 14

Power

U.S. clean power installations hit record 17.1 GW in Q2 2026, led by completion of nation’s largest land-based wind project

By Kelly Lippke · Sep 14

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Researchers scratched a castor-oil “skin” on model wind-turbine blades, left the damage sitting in the sun, and three days later nearly three quarters of the scars had quietly healed themselves

By Anke Maree · Sep 14

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DOE

DOE begins demolition of Isotope Row at Oak Ridge National Laboratory after six years of decontamination

By Kelly Lippke · Sep 14

Nuclear

NANO Nuclear Energy and Enveniam sign MOU to explore U.S. microreactor deployment, nuclear fuel cycle, and energy infrastructure collaboration

By Kelly Lippke · Sep 14

Fusion

Princeton developed an “AI guardian” that acts like a copilot for fusion reactors, predicting dangerous plasma instabilities 200 milliseconds before they strike and outpacing human operators by orders of magnitude

By Kelly Lippke · Sep 14

DOE

DOE closes $1.9 billion loan to NextEra Energy for restart of Iowa’s Duane Arnold nuclear plant

By Kelly Lippke · Sep 14

Kashiwazaki-Kariwa nuclear reactor dome on Japan's Niigata coast at restart, nearly 14 years

A reactor on the Niigata coast idle for nearly 14 years reached commercial power in April and will displace 62 billion cubic feet of gas imports a year, but its first restart attempt lasted a single night

By Hugo Rojas · Sep 14

BWXT $4 million NNSA contract

BWXT secures a $4 million NNSA contract to design lithium processing infrastructure at Y-12, adding another building block to America’s nuclear materials complex

By Prince Sibanda · Sep 13

Energy

NextEra Energy schedules investor meetings for September and early October to discuss long-term growth outlook

By Kelly Lippke · Sep 14

PPL

Site Selection magazine names PPL Electric Utilities a top utility for economic development, citing $12.8 billion in supported investment across Pennsylvania in 2025

By Kelly Lippke · Sep 14

Beneath Utah s rocky slopes scientists mapped a buried glacier packed with enough ice to power a major hydroelectric

Beneath Utah’s rocky slopes, scientists mapped a buried glacier packed with enough ice to power a major hydroelectric dam for years and reveal a hidden freshwater reserve that could rewrite how the arid West counts its water

By Daniel Garcia · Sep 14

USDA

USDA awards Cornell $7.5 million to develop autonomous orchard robots for apple and cherry farming operations

By Kelly Lippke · Sep 13

Cracked ceramic disc lifted from road harvesters in pavement

Ceramic road harvesters pulled out of a Chinese street after 2 years were crushed and sintered back into new discs, and the rebuilt ceramic came back close to the voltage of a factory fresh part

By Hugo Rojas · Sep 13

GSE

DOE launches Geothermal Center of Excellence to accelerate gigawatt-scale energy development through national lab and industry partnerships

By Kelly Lippke · Sep 13

NewHydrogen third patent ThermoLoop

NewHydrogen has filed a third patent around ThermoLoop, its heat-driven process designed to make hydrogen without relying on conventional electrolysis

By Prince Sibanda · Sep 12

OroCarbo 12 Haffner systems

OroCarbo reserves 12 Haffner systems for a string of renewable hydrogen hubs planned across the Western U.S.

By Prince Sibanda · Sep 12

Beneath Western Australia s red iron rich soil a natural hydrogen engine may have been running for millions

Beneath Western Australia’s red, iron-rich soil, a natural hydrogen engine may have been running for millions of years and scientists just learned how to turn up the power by injecting water into ancient rock

By Daniel Garcia · Sep 11

A tiny startup cracked green hydrogen s biggest

A tiny startup cracked green hydrogen’s biggest problem by selling a “hidden ingredient” found in every drop of water and using the profits to fund clean fuel production at prices that could make federal subsidies irrelevant

By Carlos Albero Rojas · Sep 8

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

Latest News

1

NextEra Energy schedules investor meetings for September and early October to discuss long-term growth outlook

Sep 14

2

NANO Nuclear Energy and Enveniam sign MOU to explore U.S. microreactor deployment, nuclear fuel cycle, and energy infrastructure collaboration

Sep 14

3

New Mexico’s great reservoir once the lifeblood of a desert farming empire is running on empty as scientists warn its hydropower future may vanish with it

Sep 14

4

Site Selection magazine names PPL Electric Utilities a top utility for economic development, citing $12.8 billion in supported investment across Pennsylvania in 2025

Sep 14

5

Rocket Lab unveils a 31.5%-efficient solar cell built for space, squeezing more power from every inch of spacecraft surface

Sep 14

6

A single train rated at 0.4 billion cubic feet a day shipped its first cargo of chilled gas into the open Pacific in July and tripled what Mexico can export, while it is only the second terminal on this ocean

Sep 14

7

Rhode Island Energy conditionally selects 150 MW from proposed 800 MW Maine onshore wind project

Sep 14

8

Princeton developed an “AI guardian” that acts like a copilot for fusion reactors, predicting dangerous plasma instabilities 200 milliseconds before they strike and outpacing human operators by orders of magnitude

Sep 14

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