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Rick Perry’s Nuclear Ambitions Begin With Gas Power
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Rick Perry’s Nuclear Ambitions Begin With Gas Power

Former Energy Secretary Rick Perry’s $17 billion startup aims to build four large nuclear reactors in the Texas Panhandle to fuel AI data centers—eventually. For now, it is sticking with good old natural gas.  Fermi FRMI 2.48%increase; green up pointing triangle, which was co-founded by Perry, is betting on an era of soaring electricity demand. The company went public...

Grazing for National Security
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Grazing for National Security

When Army Maj. Eric Czaja thinks about America’s military readiness, he doesn’t just think about soldiers, weapons or strategy. He thinks about soil.  “We are grazing for national security,” Czaja says. “We are creating installations that can withstand the punishment we dish out in our training. We can do that with livestock as a tool.” ...

Sodium-Ion Batteries Boost Cold-Climate Resilience
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Sodium-Ion Batteries Boost Cold-Climate Resilience

Resilient Power in the Deep Freeze Researchers have achieved a significant breakthrough in energy storage for cold climates. Newly tested sodium-ion batteries can function effectively at temperatures where conventional lithium-ion systems lose most of their capacity. In trials published by Communications Chemistry in September 2025, sodium-ion pouch cells maintained 74 Wh/kg at −25 °C (−13 °F) and...

Flint Hills Resources celebrated the commissioning of new $53M solar farm
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Flint Hills Resources celebrated the commissioning of new $53M solar farm

Flint Hills Resources commissioned a new 27-megawatt solar installation at its Corpus Christi West refinery, marking the first project of its kind in Texas. The $53 million facility features 56,728 solar panels across 100 acres and will provide approximately 28% of the refinery’s power needs. The solar installation can generate enough electricity to power more...

Ergon to Scale Verde’s Carbon-Removing BioAsphalt
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Ergon to Scale Verde’s Carbon-Removing BioAsphalt

Verde Resources has finalized a decade-long licensing agreement with Ergon Asphalt & Emulsions, Inc., granting the continent’s largest asphalt marketer exclusive rights to manufacture and distribute Verde’s BioAsphalt and proprietary emulsifier technologies across the U.S., Canada, and Mexico. The deal includes an option to extend for another ten years and a $2 million strategic investment...

Amazon plans to triple the size of debut X-energy nuclear plant
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Amazon plans to triple the size of debut X-energy nuclear plant

Exactly one year ago, Amazon made a bet on the small modular reactor developer X-energy, investing in the startup and pledging to build its first 320-megawatt plant in the retail giant’s home state of Washington.  Today, Amazon is unveiling its updated plans for what it’s dubbed the Cascade Advanced Energy Facility. The planned-for plant is...

Pittsburgh’s $1.7B Terminal Redefines Sustainable Travel
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Pittsburgh’s $1.7B Terminal Redefines Sustainable Travel

Pittsburgh International Airport’s (PIT) new $1.7 billion terminal marks a defining moment in U.S. airport modernization—combining sustainable design, operational efficiency, and economic renewal for Western Pennsylvania. The 811,000-square-foot terminal, part of the airport’s Terminal Modernization Program (TMP), is built to streamline travel, reduce emissions, and serve as a model for resilient infrastructure investment. A Terminal Built for People —...

The future of energy is subatomic
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The future of energy is subatomic

I’m lucky to learn firsthand about some of the world’s most cutting-edge technologies. I’ve seen artificial intelligence ace an AP biology test, long before AI became an everyday tool. I’ve seen genetically modified mosquitoes stop malaria in its tracks. I’ve seen geothermal wells go 15,000 feet below the surface of the earth. But if I had to pick...

Growing Hurricane Threat Drives Need for Smart Building Tech
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Growing Hurricane Threat Drives Need for Smart Building Tech

Last September, Hurricane Helene caused $53 billion in damage in North Carolina, making it one of the costliest storms in that state’s history. Damage from tropical cyclones is not unheard of in a state that’s taken direct hits from 84 of them since 1851. What sets Helene apart is the fact that the bulk of...

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