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Enbridge agrees to acquire Tallgrass Energy crude oil business from Blackstone for $2.55 billion

Enbridge has agreed to buy the crude oil business of Blackstone-owned Tallgrass Energy for $2.55 billion in cash, adding a significant pipeline network to its U.S. liquids operations.…

By Kelly Lippke · September 16, 2026

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Enbridge agrees to acquire Tallgrass Energy crude oil business from Blackstone for $2.55 billion

By Kelly Lippke · Sep 16

Clariant

Clariant and Lummus Technology secure catalyst supply contract for world’s largest PDH unit

By Kelly Lippke · Sep 16

EIA

EIA projects U.S. crude oil output to reach record 13.8 million barrels per day in 2026

By Kelly Lippke · Sep 16

Lattice tower

A lattice tower on a former Lusatian coal field will carry its nacelle to 984 feet by jacking the whole machine up through itself, and the turbine on top of it is an ordinary 3.8 megawatt unit

By Hugo Rojas · Sep 16

LNG

Ignitis signs 10-year LNG supply deal with EQT Corp. subsidiary to serve Lithuanian residential consumers from 2027

By Kelly Lippke · Sep 16

weathered steel oil well casing on Oklahoma prairie used for oil well geothermal heating, old oil well

An old oil well in central Oklahoma was cased and characterized and ready to heat 2 schools a mile and a half up the road, where a federal funding pause stopped the work before any heat moved

By Hugo Rojas · Sep 15

AI s hunger for power is so vast that data center builders are dusting off industrial steam technology that predates the internet by a century to keep

AI’s hunger for power is so vast that data center builders are dusting off industrial steam technology that predates the internet by a century to keep a $2.4 billion North Dakota facility alive while gas turbine orders sit backlogged until 2032

By Carlos Albero Rojas · Sep 16

Ohio

Ohio’s coal country found a second life by burying solar panels where miners once dug, and a new state law could open 70,000 more acres to do the same — but fierce political resistance still threatens to dim the lights on this fragile clean energy comeback

By Kelly Lippke · Sep 16

America s solar boom is quietly planting roots in the last places anyone expected from capped landfills in New England to coal country grids in

America’s solar boom is quietly planting roots in the last places anyone expected, from capped landfills in New England to coal-country grids in Appalachia and a 595-person California town bracing for its next blackout

By Carlos Albero Rojas · Sep 16

Solar panels cover a cemetery in the Brière marsh of western France, sea level inside

A marsh village in western France voted to roof its flooding graveyard with a 1.3 megawatt solar canopy and told the world, but the summer it promised for first power went by over a year ago

By Hugo Rojas · Sep 16

Solar

American solar quietly grew big enough to “light up” one in three homes before most people even looked up and now a record-breaking 11-gigawatt quarter is pushing it into territory few saw coming

By Kelly Lippke · Sep 16

red kite flying near wind turbine

Red kites dodge wind turbines about 98% of the time, but the birds with more experience around the machines may actually be giving those giant spinning towers less room

By Anke Maree · Sep 16

Scotland backs a floating wind factory in the Highlands that could churn out one concrete foundation every 12 days using automated slipforming to generate 500 MW of clean energy a year

Scotland backs a floating wind factory in the Highlands that could churn out one concrete foundation every 12 days using automated slipforming to generate 500 MW of clean energy a year

By Daniel Garcia · Sep 15

Google Finnish wind power

Google adds more Finnish wind power to its energy mix, pushing its supported onshore wind capacity in the country to 629 MW

By Prince Sibanda · Sep 15

danube barge turbines carrying wind blades along the river toward Galați wind farm, turbine blades crossing

A Romanian plain got the last of its 16 machines in December and the wind farm was called complete, but no power left the site for another 5 months and the commercial license took half a year more

By Hugo Rojas · Sep 15

two-blade turbine next to standard ones

A wind turbine spent more than 500 days proving that three blades may not be the magic number after all, and its two-blade rotor kept pace with the conventional machines spinning beside it

By Anke Maree · Sep 15

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NextEra $1.9 billion in DOE

NextEra lines up as much as $1.9 billion in DOE financing to help bring Iowa’s Duane Arnold nuclear plant back online

By Prince Sibanda · Sep 16

earthen dam between two farm ponds with transmission towers looming behind, small nuclear reactor corridor

A 40 acre farm in central Virginia has a dam between two ponds and blueberries under the route, while the transmission line crossing it was drawn for data centers rather than the reactor beside it

By Hugo Rojas · Sep 16

DOE

West Virginia signs DOE memorandum of understanding to become sixth NLIC finalist state

By Kelly Lippke · Sep 16

Nuclear

IAEA-brokered ceasefire allows Zaporizhzhia nuclear plant to restore off-site power after repairs to damaged 330-kV line

By Kelly Lippke · Sep 15

Tokamak

ITER advances tokamak assembly with two-thirds of plasma chamber now in place and critical-path module on schedule

By Kelly Lippke · Sep 15

Nuclear plant

Cornell University to lead over 25 events at Climate Week NYC, focusing on AI, nuclear energy, and grid transition

By Kelly Lippke · Sep 15

DOE

DOE launches $300,000 GEMS Prize to map hidden geothermal systems using algorithm development

By Kelly Lippke · Sep 16

large hydrogen engine in test hall at Bermeo Spain, hydrogen engine spain grid, basque fishing town

A piston engine in a small Spanish port burned 100 percent hydrogen and put the output onto the national grid, where the hard part was never the fuel but the speed at which it wants to ignite

By Hugo Rojas · Sep 16

DOE

DOE names nine winning teams in Feeder of the Future Prize for advanced electric distribution system designs

By Kelly Lippke · Sep 16

DOE

DOE awards $73 million to four projects building domestic testing grounds for advanced mining technologies

By Kelly Lippke · Sep 15

hydrogen-electric helicopter Robinson R44 in flight at Bromont airport emitting water vapor

A helicopter with 2 fuel cell stacks where the rear seats used to be flew a full airport circuit over Quebec and landed with its battery still above 80 percent, while its hydrogen tank hangs outside the cabin on purpose

By Hugo Rojas · Sep 15

Granite

Deep inside superhot granite, a startup’s heat-resistant sensor rod is quietly measuring temperature and rock conditions in real time to solve geothermal energy’s most expensive drilling problem and unlock a new era of clean on-demand power

By Kelly Lippke · Sep 15

Power to Hydrogen and Repsol AEM electrolysis

Power to Hydrogen and Repsol push AEM electrolysis past a 1,250-hour pilot, giving the technology a long-duration test under its belt

By Prince Sibanda · Sep 16

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

Latest News

1

Clariant and Lummus Technology secure catalyst supply contract for world’s largest PDH unit

Sep 16

2

EIA projects U.S. crude oil output to reach record 13.8 million barrels per day in 2026

Sep 16

3

AI’s hunger for power is so vast that data center builders are dusting off industrial steam technology that predates the internet by a century to keep a $2.4 billion North Dakota facility alive while gas turbine orders sit backlogged until 2032

Sep 16

4

NextEra lines up as much as $1.9 billion in DOE financing to help bring Iowa’s Duane Arnold nuclear plant back online

Sep 16

5

A 40 acre farm in central Virginia has a dam between two ponds and blueberries under the route, while the transmission line crossing it was drawn for data centers rather than the reactor beside it

Sep 16

6

Ohio’s coal country found a second life by burying solar panels where miners once dug, and a new state law could open 70,000 more acres to do the same — but fierce political resistance still threatens to dim the lights on this fragile clean energy comeback

Sep 16

7

DOE launches $300,000 GEMS Prize to map hidden geothermal systems using algorithm development

Sep 16

8

A piston engine in a small Spanish port burned 100 percent hydrogen and put the output onto the national grid, where the hard part was never the fuel but the speed at which it wants to ignite

Sep 16

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