Asteroids have long been cast as the solar system’s buried treasure: metal-rich worlds packed with precious elements, some passing close enough to Earth to make them…
At Intersolar Europe 2026, the industry’s most closely watched solar showcase, Tongwei is arriving with more than incremental upgrades. The Chinese manufacturer’s booth at A2.350 is…
More than 200 carbon blocks — each glowing at temperatures that dwarf a blast furnace — are now sitting on an empty lot beside a South…
At the Ameren Illinois training center in Decatur, lineworkers in hard hats raced up utility poles and hauled dummies to safety — every movement tracked, every…
The Cherokee Boiler House, a crumbling brick plant near downtown Denver, is filled with rattling pipes, hazard signs, and cockroach carcasses. Mayor Mike Johnston describes it…
Energy companies are under mounting pressure to modernize how they build and deliver the hardware powering the grid — and automation is increasingly at the center…
High on the plateaus of Balıkesir province, where elevations stretch between 800 and 950 meters and steady winds roll across open terrain, a new wind farm…
Forrest Bagley knew Illinois had everything a solar developer could want: flat land, strong state incentives, and a growing market hungry for clean energy. What he…
Bologna’s streets looked a little different this week. The first Solaris Urbino 12 hydrogen buses rolled out onto the city network under Tper, the regional public…
Twelve wind turbines, each rising 179 meters above the Höxter district of North Rhine-Westphalia, are set to reshape the local skyline across three separate project sites.…
Global renewable energy investment crossed $2.2 trillion in 2025 — and the world’s next major climate summit is heading to a country that quietly built its…
A white stork lifts off from a Polish field, GPS unit strapped to its back, a miniaturized camera recording everything below. It will cross deserts, coastlines,…
Drilling decisions have always suffered from a fundamental distance problem. The sensors that tell engineers what’s happening underground typically sit well above the drill bit —…
Each year, the American Fuel & Petrochemical Manufacturers benchmarks safety performance across the fuel and petrochemical industry — and the competition is steep. This cycle, Phillips…
Beneath the volcanic highlands of West Java, drill bits don’t last long. The geothermal formations there — dense, abrasive, punishing — have a way of grinding…
Governments racing to hit climate targets. Fossil fuel supply chains under strain. Electricity demand climbing faster than grids can keep up. The pressure on renewable energy…
Once a year, ExxonMobil pulls back the curtain on where it’s headed — and December 11 is that moment for 2024. The company has scheduled a…
Steam-assisted gravity drainage wells in Alberta push industrial equipment to its limits. Bottomhole temperatures can reach 250°C, temperature swings exceed 140°C, and the combination of corrosive…
Each year, CDP — a non-profit environmental disclosure organization — evaluates nearly 20,000 companies worldwide on their climate strategies, governance, and results, ranking them on a…
At Industriepark Lausitz in Schwarzheide, a corner of eastern Germany long shaped by heavy industry, something quieter is taking shape. Sunfire, a Dresden-based hydrogen company, has…
For a salmon pushing upstream, a hydropower dam is simply the end of the road. Concrete and turbines replace the river’s current, and the spawning grounds…
Beneath the American West, enough heat sits locked in rock to power the country many times over. For decades, the technology to reach it at scale…
When 141 nations raised their hands in the United Nations General Assembly hall, they were casting a vote that had quietly been building for years —…
Ten years ago, India’s climate negotiators were among the loudest voices defending coal on the world stage. At COP26 in Glasgow, the country’s environment minister helped…
Billions of people depend on brackish groundwater as their primary drinking source — yet turning that water clean with solar power has always come with a…
Duke University spent 18 years working toward carbon neutrality — and celebrated hitting that milestone in 2024 and 2025. Now contractors are preparing a 12-acre site…
Inside every solar microinverter, a handful of semiconductor switches do the quiet work of turning sunlight into usable electricity. Enphase Energy has now published a technical…
Industrial energy companies are under mounting pressure to automate manufacturing and supply chain operations at a scale the sector has rarely attempted before. GE Vernova —…
At a time when household costs are climbing across nearly every category, Duke Energy Florida customers are seeing something that runs against the grain: their electricity…
A four-company consortium has been selected by MISO to build 237 miles of new 765-kilovolt transmission lines across Illinois — two separate projects stretching from the…
Permian Basin gas production keeps climbing, and the midstream industry is under pressure to build fast enough to handle it. Phillips 66 is responding with two…
Perched a mile above sea level and ringed by mountains, Prescott Regional Airport has become one of Arizona’s busiest aviation centers — recording a takeoff or…
At the Twilight Christmas Parade and Kiwanis Club meetings, something a little unusual has been happening in Taylorville, Illinois: utility company staff showing up — not…
Southeast Asia is in the middle of one of history’s great economic sprints. Refineries, cement plants, steel mills, and chemical factories are running at full tilt…
Twelve wind turbines, each rising 179 meters above the landscape, are set to take shape across three sites in the district of Höxter in North Rhine-Westphalia.…
The Hambach opencast mine has spent decades as one of Europe’s most visible symbols of fossil fuel extraction — a vast wound in the Rhineland landscape,…
On December 13, 2021, workers at Pilgrim Nuclear Power Station in Plymouth, Massachusetts sealed the last canister of spent nuclear fuel and moved it into dry…
Deepwater well abandonment rarely attracts the engineering investment that drilling does — yet it can consume just as much time and money. Off the coast of…
After years of permits, approvals, and conditional decisions, one of the North Sea’s most ambitious offshore wind projects has finally crossed the point of no return.…
Abhishek Varadanam Mekala has spent his career solving problems that didn’t have good solutions. In April 2026, the Cases and Faces Award for Product Innovation confirmed…
Battery storage is booming, but the engineering layer that holds it all together is struggling to keep pace. According to the US Energy Information Administration’s Electric…
Far from shore, where the horizon looks endless and the sea feels empty, something quiet is changing. There are no headlines. No dramatic images. No sudden…
Imagine the whole universe has a low, steady rumble—so deep you can’t hear it, but the cosmos can “feel” it. Astronomers have hunted for that kind…
A mouse hears a tone, gets a tiny shock, and learns fast. For decades, that simple setup has helped scientists map fear and memory. Now a…
Neutron stars are the universe’s ultimate squeeze: a dead star’s core packed so tightly that a teaspoon of it would outweigh a mountain. We can’t drill…
By tapping into the potential that is all under the sea, the Morlais tidal energy project signifies a turning point in the renewable power agenda, set…
For many people, the word desert brings to mind endless stretches of sand and relentless heat. Yet one U.S. state has transformed this type of land…
Presented at the Palacio de la Magdalena in Santander, Spain, was not a wind turbine, but a 7,5 kW generator that cleans the air while producing…
100 years later, an idea put forward by French engineer Bernard Dubos is being brought to the fore, and it’s like 3 solar panels ignited at…
Imagine generating 20 MW of energy at home with just water. Now that may very well be the clean and cost-effective solution that we need. Although…
