Some companies build a desalination plant and call it a day; others build a data center, while others, still, build power generation facilities. One project wants to build all three … into one facility … offshore … on a movable ship.
Mitsubishi used to sell a sturdy, body-on-frame SUV called the Pajero ?" known in the United States as the Montero ?" and it looks like Mitsu is going to resume selling Pajeros again. Just not in the United States. Probably because the new Pajero
• https://www.zerohedge.com, by Tsvetana Paraskova
Solar power has just become the single largest electricity capacity source in China, toppling coal in a landmark achievement of the Chinese renewable energy rollout.
A strange alliance is forming as conservative media figures in both the U.S. and Canada are now publicly supporting the mass proliferation of data centers, despite their enormous consumption of water, energy, and agricultural land.
Three of China's top solar market players reported deepening losses over the first half of the year, reflecting weakening demand for solar in the world's top manufacturer and generator.
One day after veteran commodities strategist Jeff Currie told investors to "get long and buckle up" for the next leg of the commodities rally, UBS strategist Sagar Khandelwal issued a similarly bullish call, urging clients to "position for a commodit
For 75 years, nuclear fusion has been 30 years away. Then, a few years ago, that changed: for the first time, we pulled more energy out of a fusion reaction than we put in.
Radiant has secured a long-term source of nuclear fuel for its Kaleidos microreactor, removing a potential supply hurdle as the company prepares the system for deployment.
America's Strategic Petroleum Reserve just hit its lowest level in over 40 years -- and experts are warning the underground salt caverns holding the oil are under serious stress.
Pennsylvania will give data center projects preferential permitting treatment if they commit to a set of power supply, environmental and cost-responsibility requirements under an executive order issued Tuesday by Gov. Josh Shapiro, D.
When asked about a "data center to power artificial intelligence," just 27 percent said they would strongly or somewhat support its construction in their community, while 62 percent said they would oppose it.
The mates sit down with Ramez Naam to discuss the state of energy, the grid's struggle to keep pace with AI, breakthroughs in sodium batteries and fusion, and whether wave-powered data centers could unlock a new era of energy abundance.