Energy
China Starts To Kick Its Coal Addiction
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Westinghouse IPO May Put Public Investors Last In The Nuclear Revival
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High Blue State Gasoline Prices: New Study Details The Causes
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A new study published by the Institute for Energy Research reveals that state policy choices create a blue state/red state divide on gasoline prices.
Wright Finds ‘Tremendous’ US Oil Company Interest In Venezuela
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Venezuelan Immigrants More Valuable For America Than Venezuela’s Oil
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Some Venezuelan Oil Is Cheap And Low-Risk
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Every AI Power Announcement Comes With A Gigawatt. Few Come With A Commitment.
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Why The Texas Power Grid Needed Gov. Abbott To Pause The Data Center Boom
Here’s why “behind the meter” projects should have nothing to fear from Texas Governor Abbott’s new data center audit.
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What Are Hyperscalers? The Companies Driving The AI Infrastructure Boom
Discover what a hyperscaler is, which companies dominate the market, and why these cloud giants are investing billions in AI and data centers.
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Your House Is Draining Your Wallet: Shocking Home HVAC Performance Numbers
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The Saga Of Enbridge Line 5 Continues
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Heavy Rare Earth Metals Plant Boosts U.S. Supply Chain Independence
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White House Releases Its Vision For Science: What Role For Energy?
White House "Science: A New Golden Age" proposes radical change to U.S. science, with energy a core theme. Only nuclear power is mentioned, mainly for political reasons.
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Data Reshapes Home Control And Drives New Investment Frontiers
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Global energy giant BP has trimmed its refinery portfolio down to just five sites following the sale of one of its facilities in Gelsenkirchen, Germany.
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The Future Of AI Isn't Bigger Data Centers—It's Smarter Infrastructure
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China Starts To Kick Its Coal Addiction
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OPEC+ To Rollback All ‘Voluntary’ Oil Production Cuts In September
Oil producers group OPEC+ announced a complete unwinding of its members’ “voluntary” production cuts with effect from September, following its latest meeting on Sunday.
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Westinghouse IPO May Put Public Investors Last In The Nuclear Revival
Westinghouse’s IPO arrives after a major turnaround. Investors must judge how much of the nuclear revival Brookfield and Cameco already captured.
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China Drives Global Nuclear Power Generation To A New Record
China drove global nuclear power generation to a record in 2025, supplying more than all net growth as U.S. output stayed flat and European generation fell further.
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