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Low-Energy Fridays: Happy Independence Day!
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Low-Energy Fridays: Happy Independence Day!

We hope you are all having a happy Independence Day! We have a fun cookout-related fact to share: Did you know that U.S. beef is among the least emission-intensive cattle meat in the world? The emission intensity of U.S. beef production is also declining, as noted in an excellent analysis from The Breakthrough Institute, which found...

Taiwan’s Tech Industry Driving Country’s Energy Demand
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Taiwan’s Tech Industry Driving Country’s Energy Demand

Taiwan is among several countries experiencing an energy crisis, with its supply of power struggling to keep up with demand from a rapidly growing high-tech sector. The country has long depended on imported fossil fuels, a situation at odds with some government officials and others who want the island to build more renewable energy. With...

US House Republicans head toward final vote on Trump’s sweeping tax-cut bill
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US House Republicans head toward final vote on Trump’s sweeping tax-cut bill

Republicans in the U.S. House of Representatives advanced President Donald Trump‘s massive tax-cut and spending bill toward a final yes-or-no vote early on Thursday morning, appearing to overcome internal party divisions over its cost. During a marathon overnight session, lawmakers cleared a final procedural hurdle needed to begin debate on the bill in a 219-213 vote at around 3:30 a.m. ET (0730...

DOE Pilot Program Targets Three Nuclear Test Reactors for 2026 Criticality Under Department Authorization
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DOE Pilot Program Targets Three Nuclear Test Reactors for 2026 Criticality Under Department Authorization

The U.S. Department of Energy (DOE) has launched a novel pilot program that will allow private developers to build and operate full-scale advanced nuclear test reactors outside of the national laboratory system, without a license from the Nuclear Regulatory Commission (NRC). Through a new authorization model grounded in the Atomic Energy Act and a Trump-era...

DHL and Fortum Partner to Power Circular Economy with EV Battery Recycling
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DHL and Fortum Partner to Power Circular Economy with EV Battery Recycling

DHL Supply Chain has signed a long-term contract with Fortum Battery Recycling, a division of Nordic energy company Fortum, to manage logistics services that support the collection, transport, and recycling of EV batteries. The partnership marks a significant step forward for Europe’s circular economy, positioning both companies as key players in sustainable e-mobility infrastructure. Fortum Battery Recycling...

Charting Out the New Grand Bargain for Permitting Reform
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Charting Out the New Grand Bargain for Permitting Reform

Reconciliation has sucked the air out of the room over the last several months, and with good reason. But while most of the energy policy world has been fighting over tax credits, negotiations over several other infrastructure packages have gotten underway. The most important of these is the surface transportation reauthorization bill, or the “highway...

Solar and wind excise tax dropped from Senate GOP megabill
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Solar and wind excise tax dropped from Senate GOP megabill

Senate Republicans on Tuesday abandoned their effort to impose new taxes on solar and wind energy. Text released by the Senate Rules Committee no longer includes a new tax on solar and wind projects if some of their components come from China.  The excise tax had been a last-minute addition to the bill and was made public over...

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