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Tax Credit Rollbacks to Set Back Clean Energy Projects
Some clean energy projects will likely be battered, energy experts say, but it’s not a death sentence for clean energy technologies like wind and solar.
Mitsubishi Power Americas CEO Talks Power, Hydrogen
As electricity demand climbs in the U.S. and abroad, the company is advancing hydrogen blending efforts to lower emissions while working to meet rising gas turbine needs.
Big Beautiful Bill Delivers No Clean Energy Miracle
Final passage of the One Big Beautiful Bill in the House on July 3 could set back some clean energy projects while potentially bolstering oil and gas exploration with more lease sales.
Now Hiring: A ‘George Mitchell’ for Geologic Hydrogen
The need for a geologic hydrogen wildcatter is growing as energy demand rises and efforts to reduce emissions continue. Researchers are looking at a variety of techniques to pull hydrogen out of source rock, but there’s no perfect process just yet.
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Belcher: How the Big Bill Impacts Oil and Gas
A smoother permitting process, incentives to drill and regulatory reform should aid the industry.
Energy Transition in Motion (Week of July 18, 2025)
Here is a look at some of this week’s renewable energy news, including elevated reviews for solar and wind projects in the U.S.
CCS Player Lapis Looks to Expand with Investment from Cresta
The investment of an undisclosed amount was made through the recently launched Cresta Sustainable Fund II.
BP to Sell US Onshore Wind Business to LS Power
The sale of BP’s U.S. onshore wind assets, which have a total generating capacity of 1.3 gigawatts, comes as part of BP’s $20 billion divestment program.
LibertyStream Reveals Positive DLE Trial Results in Bakken
The results from the field trial confirmed that its mobile direct lithium extraction unit achieved an average 96% lithium extraction rate from Bakken oilfield brine, LibertyStream Infrastructure Partners said.
Oklo Moves Ahead on Licensing for Aurora Nuclear Powerhouse
Oklo has completed the pre-application readiness assessment for the first phase of licensing for its Aurora powerhouse at the Idaho National Laboratory.
Palo Alto Buys CO2 Removal Credits from 1PointFive
1PointFive is selling 10,000 tons of CO2 removal credits from its direct air capture facility STRATOS to Palo Alto Networks.
Tax Credit Rollbacks to Set Back Clean Energy Projects
Some clean energy projects will likely be battered, energy experts say, but it’s not a death sentence for clean energy technologies like wind and solar.
Second-Life EV Batteries Play Role in Satisfying Booming Demand
Used electric vehicle batteries could have another go at life in energy storage applications. Second-life EV batteries may be the answer to the demand boom sparked by AI power needs, said battery recycling company Redwood Materials.
Oklo Selects Kiewit as Lead Constructor for Aurora Powerhouse
The Aurora powerhouse is a liquid metal-cooled, metal-fueled fast reactor that has a maximum power level of 75 megawatts equivalent.