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At a 13 acre Virginia solar field built to power 400 homes, four beehives turned the fence line into forage, and native bee counts rose twentyfold

A white box hums at the edge of a Virginia hayfield. Dark glass panels tilt slowly nearby, tracking the sun. Inside the box, thousands of bees work a…

By Hugo Rojas · November 1, 2026

Beekeeper checks hive frame beside solar panels in Virginia solar field, 13 acre virginia

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

Search vessel scanning North Sea waters after jackup rig sank, jackup rig standing

A jackup rig standing on three legs off Gabon’s coast sank within minutes on October 24 with 115 workers aboard, and five crew members remain missing as search crews comb the water

By Hugo Rojas · Oct 31

Olenox $21.7 million in gas

Olenox closes $21.7 million in gas acquisitions stretching from West Texas to Canada, widening its upstream footprint across two major producing regions

By Prince Sibanda · Oct 31

Solar

At Gibson City, 6,000 solar trackers follow Illinois farmland’s contours instead of flattening fields, sharing a neighboring gas plant’s switchyard

By Kelly Lippke · Nov 1

Energy

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

By Kelly Lippke · Nov 1

Virginia commercial solar-thermal project

Virginia developer signs 25-year deal for first commercial solar-thermal project in India

By Prince Sibanda · Nov 1

Solar farm with agrivoltaics

At Chatfield Farms, a 1.2-MW solar garden tracks sunlight over crops and can flatten its panels against hail

By Kelly Lippke · Oct 31

PJM

PJM approves two ENGIE battery storage projects totaling 1,660 MW under new expedited interconnection process

By Kelly Lippke · Oct 31

Wind turbines that rest at the right moment can gain ten extra years of life but only if they rest for the right reason

Wind turbines that “rest” at the right moment can gain ten extra years of life, but only if they rest for the right reason

By Daniel Garcia · Nov 1

Researchers repeated a 21-day sea bass trial beside France’s FLOATGEN turbine, finding similar biological trends before acoustic analysis

By Bronwyn Marcus · Nov 1

Wind farms have been recovering lost power all along thanks to a hidden hand that engineers never thought to look for

Wind farms have been recovering lost power all along thanks to a “hidden hand” that engineers never thought to look for

By Daniel Garcia · Oct 31

An AI model learned to feel the wind around turbines and solar panels faster than any supercomputer ever could

An AI model learned to “feel” the wind around turbines and solar panels faster than any supercomputer ever could

By Daniel Garcia · Oct 31

Turbine

All 76 turbines installed at Baltic Power, Poland’s first offshore wind farm, as project nears commercial operation

By Kelly Lippke · Oct 31

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Energy

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

By Kelly Lippke · Nov 1

NANO Nuclear Energy

NANO Nuclear Energy signs three-year engineering agreement with IMPSA to develop KRONOS MMR components

By Kelly Lippke · Oct 31

Spent nuclear fuel canisters stored in a bluff above the Pacific Ocean, marine corps surf

Beside a Marine Corps surf break in San Diego County, 73 canisters of spent nuclear fuel sit buried in a crumbling coastal bluff, and the ocean is closing in

By Hugo Rojas · Oct 31

U.S. Navy Radiant’s microreactor

The U.S. Navy picks Radiant’s microreactor for an Indiana weapons installation, putting compact nuclear power on the roadmap for a military site

By Prince Sibanda · Oct 31

X-energy, Amazon and AEP project

X-energy, Amazon and AEP push ahead with plans for a 960 MW nuclear project in Indiana, putting nearly a gigawatt of advanced reactor capacity on the table

By Prince Sibanda · Oct 30

Japan

Japan’s science minister visits Kyoto Fusioneering to back fusion energy industrialization push

By Kelly Lippke · Oct 29

Beekeeper checks hive frame beside solar panels in Virginia solar field, 13 acre virginia

At a 13 acre Virginia solar field built to power 400 homes, four beehives turned the fence line into forage, and native bee counts rose twentyfold

By Hugo Rojas · Nov 1

The Ice Harbor Dam in Washington

Washington’s Ice Harbor Dam tested fish-friendly turbine fins, raising juvenile salmon survival from roughly 90% to 98% while improving efficiency

By Anke Maree · Nov 1

Fusion test machine that squeezed plasma past 12 million degrees, richmond british columbia

In Richmond, British Columbia, pistons squeezed a lithium shell around plasma until it passed 12 million degrees, and the machine cleared fusion’s oldest temperature bar without a single magnet or laser

By Hugo Rojas · Oct 31

river bypass at Austria's Altenwörth Dam

Austria’s Altenwörth Dam gained a 7.5-mile river bypass, reopening upstream fish passage and creating gravel nesting grounds for birds

By Anke Maree · Oct 31

Lithuanian chemists found a way to harvest the wasted glow of a light bulb and turn it into electricity for smart devices

Lithuanian chemists found a way to harvest the “wasted” glow of a light bulb and turn it into electricity for smart devices

By Daniel Garcia · Oct 30

Steel flywheel energy storage unit undergoing low-speed testing in lab, shanghai test cell

In a Shanghai test cell, a 200 kilowatt hour flywheel spun through 100 straight charge cycles with zero faults, so its maker moved it to higher speeds

By Hugo Rojas · Oct 30

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

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

Latest News

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Wind turbines that “rest” at the right moment can gain ten extra years of life, but only if they rest for the right reason

Nov 1

2

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

Nov 1

3

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

Nov 1

4

At Gibson City, 6,000 solar trackers follow Illinois farmland’s contours instead of flattening fields, sharing a neighboring gas plant’s switchyard

Nov 1

5

Researchers repeated a 21-day sea bass trial beside France’s FLOATGEN turbine, finding similar biological trends before acoustic analysis

Nov 1

6

Washington’s Ice Harbor Dam tested fish-friendly turbine fins, raising juvenile salmon survival from roughly 90% to 98% while improving efficiency

Nov 1

7

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

Nov 1

8

Virginia developer signs 25-year deal for first commercial solar-thermal project in India

Nov 1

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