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Crude Oil
EU Steps Up Purchases of U.S. Oil
EU crude oil imports from the U.S. are ramping up as the EU mulls an import ban on Russian crude.
PowerGrid Technology
Work Starts on Grid Storage Launchpad at U.S. National Energy Laboratory
Work is under way on a $75 million facility that could help boost clean energy adoption and make the nation’s power grid more resilient, secure and flexible.…
Electric Vehicle Battery
White House Calls on Defense Production Act to Bolster EV Battery Supply
When the White House signed an executive order to get to 50% electric vehicle sales share by 2030 while relying on American manufacturing, there were some serio…
Russian Federation
Exxon Could Withdraw Completely From Russia Within Two Months
U.S. supermajor ExxonMobil plans to shut down all its businesses in Russia by June 24.
Carbon Emissions
U.S. to Grant $6.4 Billion Funding for Projects to Reduce Carbon Emissions
The U.S. Transportation Department said on Thursday it would award $6.4 billion over five years to states to fund projects to reduce greenhouse gas emissions.
Geothermal Power Plant
DOE Provides Funds for Enhanced Geothermal Energy Projects
The U.S. Department of Energy is dedicating $84 million to help demonstrate enhanced geothermal pilot projects.
Nuclear Power Plant
Nuclear Power Plant to Host Direct Air Carbon Capture Study for DOE
Constellation and several partners will receive $2.5 million in U.S. Department of Energy (DOE) funding to study direct air capture technology at the company’s…
Hydrogen Production
Which Hydrogen Production Method Is Lowest Cost?
The U.S. Department of Energy’s National Energy Technology Laboratory (NETL) released new report findings on the levelized cost of hydrogen (LCOH) and CO2 life…
Nuclear Power Plant
U.S. Is Set to Launch a $6 Billion Effort to Save Nuclear Plants
The Energy Department is expected to provide details on a $6 billion program aimed at keeping uneconomical nuclear plants in service.
Wind Turbine
Wind-Powered Electricity Gains New Prominence but Still Long Way From Natural Gas, EIA Says
Daily wind-powered electricity eclipsed both coal-fired and nuclear electricity generation for the first time in March, though wind still pales in comparison to…
LNG
U.S. Natural Gas Prices Hit Highest Level in 14 Years
The benchmark U.S. natural gas price soared by more than 7% early on Monday.
Carbon Emissions
The U.S. Should Bet on Green Hydrogen for Zero-Emissions Shipping, New Study Shows
A recent report states that the U.S. government should invest more in hydrogen technology and renewable energy.
Crude Oil
U.S. to Resume Oil, Gas Drilling on Public Land Despite Biden Campaign Pledge
The Biden administration on Friday said it has resumed plans for oil and gas development on federal lands, a move that could break a pledge Joe Biden made while…
Wind Turbine
U.S. Wind Surpassed Both Coal and Nuclear Power for the First Time Ever
Power generation from wind turbines was the second-largest source of electricity in the United States on March 29, behind only natural gas and surpassing both c…
Energy Storage Battery
“Hibernating” Energy Storage Solves U.S. Seasonal Power Generation Problem
Fossil energy stakeholders continue to cast doubt upon the power of renewable energy to transform the global economy, but their grip on reality is loosening wit…

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U.s.

EU Steps Up Purchases of U.S. Oil

Work Starts on Grid Storage Launchpad at U.S. National Energy Laboratory

White House Calls on Defense Production Act to Bolster EV Battery Supply

Exxon Could Withdraw Completely From Russia Within Two Months

U.S. to Grant $6.4 Billion Funding for Projects to Reduce Carbon Emissions

DOE Provides Funds for Enhanced Geothermal Energy Projects

Nuclear Power Plant to Host Direct Air Carbon Capture Study for DOE

Which Hydrogen Production Method Is Lowest Cost?

U.S. Is Set to Launch a $6 Billion Effort to Save Nuclear Plants

Wind-Powered Electricity Gains New Prominence but Still Long Way From Natural Gas, EIA Says

U.S. Natural Gas Prices Hit Highest Level in 14 Years

The U.S. Should Bet on Green Hydrogen for Zero-Emissions Shipping, New Study Shows

U.S. to Resume Oil, Gas Drilling on Public Land Despite Biden Campaign Pledge

U.S. Wind Surpassed Both Coal and Nuclear Power for the First Time Ever

“Hibernating” Energy Storage Solves U.S. Seasonal Power Generation Problem