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03/11/2025
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By Cassie B.
Israel cuts all electricity to Gaza, deepening suffering and raising fears of escalation
Israel has cut all electricity to Gaza, worsening the humanitarian crisis for 2.3 million residents. The move is seen as a potential precursor to military escalation amid a fragile ceasefire. Gaza’s water desalination and healthcare systems are collapsing due to the power cutoff. Hardline Israeli officials advocate for harsher measures, while Hamas condemns the decision […]
02/26/2025
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By Cassie B.
Trump pushes for Keystone XL Pipeline revival, citing energy independence
President Trump urges the revival of the Keystone XL Pipeline, calling it a vital step for American energy independence. The $9 billion project, which was canceled by Biden in 2021, faced years of political and environmental opposition. TC Energy, the original company, has “moved on,” but Trump suggests that another company could take over. Environmentalists […]
02/14/2025
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By Cassie B.
France to build world’s largest nuclear-powered AI supercomputer in $10.3 billion deal
France partners with UK-based Fluidstack to build the world’s largest nuclear-powered AI supercomputer, aiming for 1 GW capacity by 2028. The $10.3 billion project positions France as a global AI leader, rivaling the U.S. and China, leveraging its nuclear energy sovereignty. The supercomputer will host 500,000 next-gen AI chips, creating thousands of jobs and boosting […]
02/03/2025
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By Cassie B.
China’s giant fusion research plant: Clean energy breakthrough or nuclear arms threat?
China is building a large nuclear fusion facility in Mianyang, potentially larger and more advanced than the U.S. NIF. The facility’s design and size suggest significant advancements in fusion energy, but its proximity to a nuclear weapons research center raises concerns. Fusion technology can be used for both clean energy and simulating nuclear explosions, which […]
01/21/2025
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By Cassie B.
Trump declares national energy emergency to revive American energy dominance
President Trump will declare a national energy emergency to boost domestic oil and gas production and reverse Biden-era climate regulations. Executive orders target Gulf of Mexico oil leases, greenhouse gas limits, and LNG export restrictions, focusing on Alaska’s energy potential. The plan aims to lower energy costs, create jobs, and strengthen U.S. energy independence amid […]
01/18/2025
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By Cassie B.
Massive fire at California battery plant forces evacuations, raises safety concerns for green energy push
A massive fire erupted at California’s Moss Landing Power Plant, a major battery storage facility, forcing over 2,000 residents to evacuate. Toxic smoke from the lithium-ion battery fire prompted highway closures and evacuation orders, with firefighters allowing the blaze to burn out due to its intensity. Lithium-ion batteries, critical for renewable energy storage, pose significant […]
01/07/2025
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By Cassie B.
Breakthrough in sodium-ion battery technology could end U.S. dependence on Chinese batteries
U.S. researchers have developed a sodium-ion battery material with 15% higher energy density, rivaling lithium-ion batteries. Sodium-ion batteries are cheaper, safer, and more sustainable, using abundant sodium instead of scarce lithium. The U.S. holds 92% of global sodium carbonate reserves, reducing reliance on foreign battery materials. This breakthrough could break China’s dominance in the global […]
01/03/2025
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By Cassie B.
AI data centers are straining the grid – and your home appliances are paying the price
AI data centers are straining the U.S. power grid, causing “bad harmonics” that damage home electronics. Electricity demand is projected to surge 16% in five years, driven by AI facility growth. Bad harmonics lead to voltage spikes, appliance damage, and increased fire and blackout risks. The aging U.S. grid is ill-equipped to handle the volatile […]
12/16/2024
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By Cassie B.
Russia attacks Ukraine’s energy infrastructure in major retaliatory strike
Russia launched a massive drone and missile attack on Ukraine’s energy infrastructure in retaliation for Kiev’s use of U.S.-supplied ATACMS missiles. The attack targeted critical fuel and energy facilities, leaving up to 50% of residential customers without power. Ukraine’s energy infrastructure, already severely damaged, faces further collapse as winter approaches. The Biden administration’s decision to […]
12/10/2024
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By Cassie B.
Green energy failure: UK spends over £1 billion this year to turn off wind farms and start up gas plants
UK Wind Energy Costs: The UK has spent over £1 billion this year to turn off wind farms and start gas plants, highlighting the financial burden of renewable energy integration. Grid Infrastructure Mismatch: Despite a 50% increase in offshore wind capacity in the past five years, grid infrastructure has not kept pace, leading to grid […]
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