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Cella Mixes Two Approaches to Keep CO2 Solidly Underground

Cella, a startup in partnership with Halliburton, injects CO2 into basaltic reservoirs, where it reacts and hardens.

BlackRock’s Fink Calls for Reliable US Power Grid—Now

“That starts with fixing the slow, broken permitting processes in the U.S. and Europe,” Larry Fink, the co-founder, chairman and CEO of $12 trillion investment-management firm BlackRock Inc., told shareholders March 31.

OPAL Completes $8.9MM Sale of IRA Investment Tax Credits

The credits were generated from the Sapphire RNG facility, a joint venture that is 50% owned by OPAL Fuels.

Norges Bank Acquires $1.5B Stake in North Sea Wind Projects

Norges Bank’s deal with RWE includes the Nordseecluster wind farm in the German North Sea and the Thor wind farm in the Danish North Sea.

Stryten Plans to Add 10 GW of Battery Manufacturing Capacity

As part of the plan, Stryten said it also will increase domestic processing capacity of recycled plastic from spent batteries.

Trinasolar Develops Tandem Solar Module That Exceeds 800W

The 3.1-sq-m module was made with perovskite/silicon tandem solar cells, Trinasolar says.

Energy Transition in Motion (Week of March 28, 2025)

Here is a look at some of this week’s renewable energy news, including another record for renewables power capacity growth.

Gradient: Geothermal Adds Value for Old, Existing Oil Wells

When geothermal piggybacks onto oil and gas operations, ‘the economics generally look really good,’ Gradient Geothermal CEO says.

TotalEnergies, Partners Reach FID for Northern Lights CCS Phase 2

The second phase is expected to increase the project’s transport and storage capacity to more than 5 million tons of CO2 per year in 2028, TotalEnergies says.

Refrac King BKV Sees More Runway in Barnett Shale

BKV says it has more than 15 years of refrac and new drilling inventory in the Barnett.