BLM implements fire prevention order for Oregon’s Roseburg District effective May 30, 2026
Starting May 30, 2026, the Bureau of Land Management is placing restrictions on specific activities and equipment across BLM-administered lands ...
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Wärtsilä is pouring another €90 million into its Finnish engine hub, pushing total planned capacity growth to 65% since 2025
Tucked into the Finnish city of Vaasa, Wärtsilä's Sustainable Technology Hub spans 90,000 square meters, employs more than 3,800 engineers,...
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SharkNinja spent years building factories across six countries and that quiet bet is now paying off as tariffs reshape global trade
When sweeping import tariffs began reshaping the economics of global trade, few industries felt the pressure more acutely than consumer...
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Williams says pipeline bottlenecks, not gas supply, are the main barrier to U.S. LNG export growth
The U.S. produces far more natural gas than it consumes — enough to keep prices low at home and supply...
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Duke Energy wins approval to pay South Carolina businesses bill credits for enrolling battery storage in its new PowerShare grid program
South Carolina's utility regulator has approved a new Duke Energy program that pays businesses to put their batteries to work...
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Williams Companies warns that pipeline and storage shortfalls, not gas supply, will cap U.S. LNG export growth
U.S. natural gas supply is not the problem. That, at least, is the argument Williams Companies executives made at the...
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A government-backed study found Australia could supply 50,000 tonnes of polysilicon a year and close a critical gap left by China’s dominance of the solar industry
The world is installing solar panels faster than it can secure the materials to make them. At the center of...
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Barocal raised $10 million to replace greenhouse-gas refrigerants with pressure-sensitive plastic crystals
Billions of refrigerators and air conditioners keep the world cool — and quietly pump potent greenhouse gases into the atmosphere...
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They built a hydroelectric dam in Chile, but the project stalled when archaeologists found something ancient beneath the land it was about to flood
Chile was one step closer to a decarbonized grid when its hydroelectric expansion effort was halted. The nation is actively...
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