Energy & Mining
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Analyst: Natural gas prices follow seasonal rhythm many miss
Natural gas prices are not random. They follow a rhythm most people miss, and that rhythm is about…
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St. Johns County’s New Water Reclamation Facility Begins Serving Customers
ST. JOHNS COUNTY — The pump stations are humming. Fifteen miles of new pipe lie buried under sand…
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Renewable energy powers 72% of Turkey’s May electricity grid
ISTANBUL, June 28 — Renewable energy sources accounted for the largest share of Türkiye’s electricity generation in May…
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Tinker article traces shift from binary energy debate to more complex public conversation
The public conversation around energy has been shifting, and a new piece by Scott W. Tinker, published in…
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Texas Energy Expert Calls Fossil Fuels vs. Renewables a False Choice
Scott W. Tinker’s piece in Real Clear Wire lands in Austin like a bucket of cold water on…
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NDPHC moves from reactive repairs to AI-driven power plant maintenance
For years, a familiar pattern has played out across Nigeria’s power grid. A turbine fails. Engineers scramble. Lights…
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Analysts Say Wildfires and U.S. Sanctions Reveal Canadian Energy Vulnerability
EDMONTON — Analysts watching Canada’s energy sector see a supply chain under siege from two directions at once.…
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Researchers test farm methane digesters as potential data center power source
STEUBEN COUNTY, N.Y. — The methane digesters at Lent Hill Dairy Farm run all night. They turn manure…
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Iran’s Strait of Hormuz Action and AI Advance Signal Global Energy Shift
Last week, two events that seemed worlds apart landed on the same timeline. In the Persian Gulf, Iran…
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New York has no policy on using cow manure to fuel data centers
STEUBEN COUNTY, N.Y. — The state has no policy for this yet. That is the quiet fact sitting…
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Cow manure could be the next data center fuel
STEUBEN COUNTY, N.Y., June 28 — On a gray afternoon at Lent Hill Dairy Farm, the smell hits…
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Alberta wildfires and U.S. sanctions hit Canadian energy sector
FORT MCMURRAY, Alberta, June 27 — The smoke is visible for miles, a grey-brown pallor hanging over the…
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China Is Quietly Winning the Clean Energy Trade War
TEHRAN, June 27 — China’s grip on the global clean energy trade is tightening, and new customs data…
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Turkey Unveils Global Plan to Electrify 35% of Energy by 2035
ANKARA, June 27 — Turkey, the host nation for the upcoming COP31 climate summit, is urging countries around…
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Strait of Hormuz crisis reveals oil’s role in medicines and plastics
SYDNEY — The Strait of Hormuz crisis has done something unusual. It has made visible a fact the…
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Turkey’s Environment Minister Urges Global Shift from Combustion Energy by 2035
The global energy system runs on combustion. Oil, gas, coal — burned for transport, for heating, for steel…
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Chinese Clean Energy Exports Surge as AI Boom Drives Global Demand
An artificial intelligence boom is reshaping global electricity demand, and the fallout is arriving in customs ledgers. Chinese…
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Ankara Targets 35% Global Electrification by 2035 Ahead of COP31 Presidency
Turkey wants the world to plug in. Hard. Ankara is not just hosting the next big climate talks.…
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Strait of Hormuz crisis reveals oil’s role beyond fuel in daily goods
Oil’s reach goes far beyond the fuel tank SYDNEY — The Strait of Hormuz crisis has done more…
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Strait of Hormuz disruption reveals oil’s role beyond fuel
The crisis in the Strait of Hormuz did not start at sea. It started in the ground, decades…
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Chinese Clean Energy Exports to U.S. Surge Despite America First Policy
Last month, American companies bought nearly US$40 million worth of photovoltaic cells from China. That is a 346…
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Wildfires and U.S. sanctions deliver dual blow to Western Canada energy
The math is brutal and it comes in two parts. For Western Canada’s energy sector, June has become…
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Turkey Environment Minister Proposes Doubling Global Electricity Share by 2035
The math is brutal. Right now, the world burns oil, gas, and coal for 80% of its transport,…
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Alberta wildfires and U.S. sanctions cast dual pall over energy heartland
FORT MCMURRAY, Alberta — The grey-brown pall that hangs over this region is not one thing, and it…
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