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Carbon-Capture Startup Remora Sets Sights on Freight Rail
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Carbon-Capture Startup Remora Sets Sights on Freight Rail

Startup company Remora recently bought a 4,400-horsepower locomotive that is about to be delivered this week to its parking lot in the Detroit suburbs via a new rail spur.  The company plans to use the 1994 General Electric unit to test its mobile carbon-capture technology for rail use, said Paul Gross, Remora’s 28-year-old chief executive and co-founder.   “It’s...

Chinese Manufacturers Speed Up Efforts to Dodge Trump Tariffs
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Chinese Manufacturers Speed Up Efforts to Dodge Trump Tariffs

After the Trump administration put a new 10% tariff on Chinese products earlier this month, Agilian Technology, an electronics manufacturer in China, pressed forward with its plan to avoid additional levies. In the run-up to last year’s election, Agilian grew worried that the U.S. would introduce new tariffs if Donald Trump returned to the White House, and one of...

Meet Chris Wright, Donald Trump’s Energy Evangelist
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Meet Chris Wright, Donald Trump’s Energy Evangelist

The GOP has spent the many hot years of Washington’s climate wars on defense, unable to articulate a positive alternative to the left’s grim new religion. It’s offered critiques—climate change isn’t real; climate change is overhyped; climate policies are costly, ineffective, stalking horses for government control—but never a rousing alternative. Into this unholy war steps...

With Trump 2.0, These Climate Donors Are Thinking Differently
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With Trump 2.0, These Climate Donors Are Thinking Differently

Three days after President Trump formally ordered a U.S. departure from the Paris Agreement, Bloomberg Philanthropies announced that it would step in alongside other unnamed donors to cover the country’s funding and disclosure obligations to the United Nations Framework Convention on Climate Change, whose job it is to implement the climate deal made in the French capital...

Constellation Energy Agrees to Buy Calpine for $16.4 Billion
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Constellation Energy Agrees to Buy Calpine for $16.4 Billion

Constellation Energy agreed to buy Calpine for $16.4 billion, combining two of the country’s largest electricity generators at a time when their product is in high demand from tech companies. Including the assumption of debt, Constellation on Friday valued the cash-and-stock deal for the privately held Calpine at $26.6 billion. The value of power generators has...

A Lawless NRC Obstructs Safe Nuclear Power
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A Lawless NRC Obstructs Safe Nuclear Power

A new federal lawsuit may finally unleash nuclear energy’s potential. On Dec. 30, Texas and Utah, along with the startup company Last Energy, sued to force the Nuclear Regulatory Commission to stop breaking the law and start letting small, modular nuclear reactors operate without crushing overregulation. This could be the most consequential legal challenge to America’s nuclear...

Green-Energy Firms’ Pitch to Trump: You’re Going to Need a Lot of Power
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Green-Energy Firms’ Pitch to Trump: You’re Going to Need a Lot of Power

Green-energy companies are freaking out, trying to figure out how to navigate the Republican sweep of the White House and Congress. After being a favorite punching bag of President-elect Donald Trump’s campaign, they are contacting incoming cabinet appointees, hunting for friendly members of the transition team and calling on Republican members of Congress, according to executives....

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