Isaac Windes

The DOD has finally given the green light to a pair of onshore wind projects in a move aimed at helping push permitting reform legislation over the finish line.

CCS developers are focusing more on CO2 transportation and infrastructure as the number of proposed projects grows, while the scope of those proposals shrinks.

Fusion companies are split over whether they want to own and operate power plants or sell equipment to utilities as they look beyond pilot plants to commercial-scale ventures.

Nuclear Company unveiled plans to build a new nuclear power facility in Kentucky that could eventually generate up to 6.6 GW.

Despite a new setback, Charlie Riedl tells Energy Intelligence there’s a good chance Congress will pass a bill soon after the November election.

The northeast US state is looking for ways to bring costs down through a mix of strategic government support, sequencing of newbuilds and overrun guarantees.

The Trump administration is ramping up the amount of funding it is putting behind an ambitious expansion of the US nuclear reactor fleet and other energy initiatives.

Battery storage, geothermal, and nuclear fusion and fission continue to attract a growing amount of investor interest as the AI data center build-out continues.

As hyperscalers race to power their data centers using on-site, gas-fired power, new risks are emerging related to local permitting of gas pipelines and other needed infrastructure.

Beta is partnering with GE and others to introduce novel electric planes into US airspace and produce autonomous aircraft for military and civil purposes.

With a trade war heating up and sparring lobbying campaigns, leaders in Canada are close to deciding which technology will underpin its next generation of nuclear reactors.

Holtec decided to hold off on the share sale due to growing uncertainty over data center developments amid rising energy costs, trade tensions and other headwinds.

The US firm is looking to offer 50 million shares priced at $15-$18, with an option for its underwriters to sell 7.5 million more.

One Nuclear's Louisiana project is the latest to combine gas plants and battery installations to help power the explosion of data centers across the US.

The process could disrupt the conversion industry and slash costs, company leaders say, if it can be proven at commercial scale.

Realta Fusion has signed a strategic partnership with Wisconsin utility Madison Gas and Electric to explore the development of a 200 MW fusion plant.

Project Tundra had been in limbo since Canadian midstream giant TC Energy pulled out of the venture in late 2024.

The US Army could deploy some 20 microreactors on domestic bases over the next five years.

Power sector CO2 emissions could once again rival those of the transportation sector, creating a potential backlash that could slice into AI-related gas demand.

Texas regulators' delayed vote on "Class VI" well permits for the project may prove a minor procedural hiccup. But the challenges would carry far-reaching implications if accepted.