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A New Jersey AI infrastructure project has been slapped with a $1.07 million environmental penalty after state officials determined that dozens of large natural-gas generators had been running without the necessary air permits, according to The Guard
Bright Videos News, Sep 25, 2026 - Global Energy Sabotage, Retardageddon, Plus Interview on GOLD in Advanced Skin Care
The U.S. is not energy independent--and cannot be--because oil quality matters. The U.S. has plenty of oil. A lot of it's just not the right kind.
The Grid Is Failing -- And I've Been Waiting for This Battery
This Battery On Wheels Makes Any Diesel Truck Electric In 5 Minutes
The U.S. Department of Energy has committed $2 billion for smart technology improvements to the nation's electric grid, aiming to address concerns about artificial intelligence power usage, blackouts, and higher utility bills heading into the colder
Meanwhile we are importing 97% of our oil needs and 57% of all our energy
China just broke ground on a revolutionary new hybridized energy production and storage facility.
"TCO declared force majeure this morning following an unexpected mechanical issue on its Mountaineer XPress..."
The Global Energy Crisis Is About To Start
LNG Buyers Scramble For Conflict-Free Supplies Beyond Gulf As War Rejiggers Global Energy Flows
I've been building energy independence into my property for years, and this isn't a staged setup -- this is exactly how we live day to day.
A coil of copper, a battery, and a magnet can spin until the battery dies. That quiet rotation is also why phones, cars, and missiles depend on a handful of metals that almost nobody else can turn into magnets at scale.
A recent White House directive tasks NASA and the defense department with building a working reactor that can operate safely in orbit.
For years we've been told the grid is fine, and saying otherwise was just a conspiracy theory.
China's sector is growing at such a rapid clip that it is expected to overtake France as well as the United States to become the world's leading nuclear power producer within the next decade.
What if you could store more usable energy for your home without spending $10,000 on a lithium battery?
Douglas Macgregor discusses the growing pressures surrounding the Ukraine war, Western economies, energy prices, inflation, and U.S. national debt. He examines Russia's position, Europe's economic challenges, and the potential consequences of ris
Martin Armstrong shares his outlook on the global economy, currencies, energy markets, and the future of the international monetary system.
Geothermal very well could be one of the AI-powered trades that is yet to be fully discovered.
NASA Administrator Jared Isaacman discusses the development of President Trump's Space Academy. Isaacman shares updates on Space Force expansion, space weapons technology, and NASA's plans for utilizing artificial intelligence.
The Dakar Rally could be the world's most punishing motorsport event. Historically, conquering the thousands of miles of brutal sand dunes, jagged rocks and extreme desert temperatures required high-displacement combustion engines.
IAEA chief urges "maximum military restraint to prevent the risk of a nuclear accident"...
In the harsh, windswept expanses of the Gobi Desert, the installation of massive, gigawatt-scale solar farms has unexpectedly transformed thousands of acres of hyper-arid wasteland into thriving green oases. The fundamental catalyst for this ecologic
The Environmental Protection Agency said Monday it is repealing rules that limit planet-warming greenhouse gas emissions from power plants fueled by coal and natural gas, an action the agency said would remove more than $300 billion in costs for the
Saudis Cancel September Crude Cargoes To Europe As East-West Pipeline Shutdown Deepens Energy Crisis
Several weeks ago, we explained why most data center developers favor on-site gas power: it boiled down to two main reasons - availability (especially since modular nuclear power for commercial 'behind the meter' use is still in the distant future) a
U.S. gross natural gas withdrawals reached 47.7 trillion cubic feet in 2025, with a small group of states accounting for most of the total. Much of this output comes from prolific shale formations such as the Permian, Marcellus, Haynesville, and Eagl
The United States is trying to build up its energy storage capacities at a rapid scale. At the same time, it is trying to wean itself off of Chinese battery tech. In many ways, these two goals are in direct opposition to each other.
The subsidies weren't enough to make EVs mass-market viable but $4.30 per gallon (as of September 13) just might be.
