Canadian researchers are developing a system that turns high-rise buildings into gravity-powered energy storage units. By lifting heavy blocks during the day with solar and wind power and lowering ...

Each of us can be very creative when it comes to energy! And the best part: achieving and maintaining "cutting-edge" cost and reliability results.

The global state of Marine Energy in 2025 is interesting. Although marine energy - that is wave and tidal power, tidal lagoons and barrages - amounts to only around 500MW of existing capacity ...

Global natural gas futures are currently charting a course through a confluence of moderating fundamentals, keeping a lid on any significant upside breakout. The persistently mild autumn weather ...

The U.S. Supreme Court Tuesday (Oct. 14) refused to hear an appeal from a tiny West Virgina coal company to a Federal Energy Regulatory Commission ruling in favor of a large natural gas company. It’s ...

Microsoft, JPMorgan, Alphabet, Meta, Stripe, and others are throwing millions at bioenergy with carbon capture and storage (BECCS)—turning wood waste and plant matter into fuel, then trapping the CO₂ ...

Going from reactive to proactive. Improving regulatory collaboration and outcomes. Getting from pilot to grid-scale—fast. Improving safety and reliability. Finding the space where prudence and ...

Winter residential energy expenditures vary by heating fuel (EIA) ...

National security and energy independence begin with self-reliance - not isolation. For the United States to meet the enormous demands of electrification, artificial intelligence, and a rapidly ...

AI is driving data centre proliferation, but climate hazards pose a growing and under appreciated threat to infrastructure efficiency. Extreme heat, drought and other climate hazards could raise ...

I hardly ever let a story about the world’s coral reefs go without mention. The reason is simple: coral reefs may be the proverbial environmental canary in the coal mine. I’m not a scientist, or an ...

I just finished reading two extraordinary books about America’s Gilded Age — The First Tycoon (about Commodore Vanderbilt) and Titan (about John D. Rockefeller Sr.). What struck me in both stories ...