How Pro-Oil Groups Generate Viral Content Online
Internal slides obtained by Greenpeace Canada show how Canada Action, a pro-oil group partly funded by Cenovus, turned a TV interview clip into viral social media content. The slides describe editing the clip and…
Amid Cuba's electrical crisis, coffee growers receive solar kits funded by FAO
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China’s exports in 2026 of clean-energy technologies, such as solar panels, batteries and electric vehicles, are on track to cut emissions beyond its borders by 2%, roughly equivalent to Brazil’s annu
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Data centers could send US climate pollution skyrocketing
More heat pumps would be good for the grid, researchers find. In states with extra grid capacity in winter, heat pumps would help lower residential electricity rates by spreading out fixed costs, acco
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The carbon colonialism frontline
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Trump administration wants to remove regulations on a super planet-heating gas
The Trump administration is proposing to scale back a Biden era rule limiting methane from oil and gas sites. Methane traps about 80 times more heat than carbon dioxide over 20 years. The oil and gas industry says the…
More heat pumps would be good for the grid, researchers find
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A new report finds nearly half of US coal plants benefit from taxpayer handouts and pollution exemptions, harming public health, our wallets, and the climate.
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21x faster smart grid restoration using decentralized multi-agent reinforcement learning (simulation results)
EU Natural Gas price passes symbolic €100/MWh
This is a market summary of European natural gas prices as winter heating demand approaches. 100.20 EUR/MWh, the price for one megawatt-hour of gas, on October 28, 2026, up 4.56 percent in a day and 211.97 percent in a…
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The AI Power Paradox: Big Tech Reopening Nuclear Plants and Buying Geothermal Startups
Cheaper green hydrogen catalyst comes within 50 millivolts of costly ruthenium
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Trump is making it easier for fossil fuel companies to leak methane
Campaigners urge UK chancellor to scrap spending on ‘fairytale’ carbon capture | Chris Packham among voices calling on Treasury to scale back £24bn for ‘national embarrassment’ projects in budget
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Oil Company Is Linked to 1,000 Pollution Incidents and Other Violations. Oklahoma Never Punished It.
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Massachusetts sets big battery goals and the policies to back them up. Energy storage is taking off as the state moves to make development easier and more profitable, but the horizon isn’t all clear f
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Off-grid data centers have 60-80% higher emissions
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UK looking to give carmakers incentives to turn EVs into ‘power plants on wheels’. V2G tech enables drivers to charge automatically when electricity is cheaper and then sell some back to the grid at t
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Can Hungary Derussify Its Electric Power Sector?
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Trump again targets offshore wind in Mass., risking deal to speed approvals of new energy projects
White House proclamation orders trade negotiations over wind turbine imports
President Donald Trump declared wind turbine imports a national security threat in an Oct. 22 proclamation. The order starts trade talks and sets a 180-day deadline for a report. The proclamation did not place tariffs…
Prismatic batteries to supercharge US power grid with 17% more energy
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Sanctioned Russian energy giant secretly funded US gas project, NYT reports
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Solar power is quietly becoming bigger than nuclear
Global Action on Phasing Out Fossil Fuels | Fifty-seven countries joined a “coalition of the willing” to create a roadmap for winding down fossil fuels, and there’s good reason to think the number cou
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Dutch turn to electric heaters amid highest natural gas prices in years
The energy demands of the AI buildout. Data centres could use 15-20% of current US electricity demand by 2030.
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As US grid batteries surge, risk of fires plummets
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PG&E warns of even more power shutoffs in several California counties
