October

DOE Floats New Cuts To Hundreds Of Clean Energy Grants

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The Department of Energy is weighing a sweeping plan to cancel more than 600 clean energy grants, totaling over $20 billion. The list inc...

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HyTerra Limited reported strong hydrogen and helium gas flows from its McCoy 1 well, the deepest it has drilled to date. Independent lab ...

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CarbonCapture has shifted its first major pilot project from Arizona to Alberta, Canada, citing stronger policy support. The startup buil...

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Air Liquide will invest $50 million to expand its hydrogen infrastructure in the U.S. Gulf Coast. The company signed new long-term hydrog...

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Three scientists won the Nobel Prize in Chemistry for developing metal-organic frameworks. These structures can capture carbon dioxide, h...

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A $50 billion surge in clean energy investment is transforming North America with major projects in sustainable aviation fuel, carbon cap...

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States are racing to gain authority over carbon capture and storage permits, known as Class VI primacy. Control allows projects to move f...

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