"Dow and X-energy will collaborate with the intent to deploy X-energy’s Xe-100 high-temperature gas reactor technology at one of Dow’s U.S. Gulf Coast sites – which is expected to be operational by approximately 2030. The Xe-100 reactor plant would provide cost-competitive, carbon free process heat and power to the Dow facility. Dow also intends to take a minority equity stake in X-energy, working with the company to deploy small modular nuclear technology."
Lake Erie Future Home to North America’s First Freshwater Offshore Wind Farm
North America’s first freshwater offshore wind farm has officially gotten the green light and will soon be developed in Lake Erie.
Carbon Ridge Secures $6 Million Investment from Leading Climate Investors and Maritime Industry Leaders
Carbon Ridge reports that it has raised $6 million on BusinessWire. “’We believe onboard carbon capture & storage will be the lowest cost and most efficient pathway to achieve near-term decarbonization in the maritime industry. We are very excited about partnering with The Grantham Foundation, Crowley and Berge Bulk, as leaders in their respective sectors,...
Two Truths and a Lie About the US Strategic Petroleum Reserve
President Biden needs to reverse course on his anti-American oil and gas policies and own up to the truth that the US produces energy in ways that are among the cleanest and most innovative in the world.
Conservatives Are Cutting A Clear Path To Solving Climate Change. Here’s How
"There is real momentum around rational solutions that can both solve the climate challenge and support a healthy economy. And we are not merely suggesting you give conservatives a chance on climate — you should be excited about their energy, climate and conservation policy agenda."
New Report Highlights Economic Benefits of Renewable Energy in Texas
The current fleet of utility-scale wind, solar, and energy storage projects in Texas are estimated to generate $7.2–$8.8 billion in new tax revenue to local communities.
Durham clean energy firm, with plans to go public, moves closer to building $750-$950M plant
WRAL TechWire reports that NET Power is taking steps to build its $750-$950 million power plant. “NET Power already operates a demonstration plant for its technology in Texas. Design work for the larger plant is expected to be completed in 2024, according to the company. Target launch date is 2026.” Read the full article here.
Nuclear power could end blackouts and fight climate change
“When the Legislature takes up normal operations again in January, serious consideration should be given to changing the renewable standards to include hydro and nuclear power. Both meet the twin needs of providing safe, non-carbon power to Californians.”
For a Cleaner, More Competitive Economy, Repeal the Jones Act
For more than a century, the Jones Act has inflated energy costs, increased emissions, and undermined national security. Reducing barriers to trade and eliminating protectionism are wins for the planet and its people.
House Energy and Commerce Moves to Unleash Nuclear Power
A more competitive nuclear industry would be good for energy security and the climate.
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