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Type One Energy, Private Equity Firm Partner to Advance Fusion Energy

The partnership between Pine Island New Energy Partners and Type One Energy focuses on identifying and evaluating fusion industry supplier chain companies to grow the sector.

NatGas Shouldering Powergen Burden, but Midstream Lags, Execs Warn

Expand Energy COO Josh Viets said society wants the reliability of natural gas, but Liberty Energy CEO Ron Gusek said midstream projects need to catch up to meet demand during a discussion at NAPE.

VanLoh: US Energy Security Needs ‘Manhattan Project’ Intensity

Quantum Capital Group Founder and CEO Wil VanLoh says oil and gas investment, a modernized electric grid and critical minerals are needed to meet an all of the above energy strategy.

NextEra Energy, GE Vernova Partner to Bolster US Grid

The CEO of NextEra Energy, which has entered a partnership with GE Vernova, said natural gas, renewables and nuclear energy will be needed to meet rising power demand.

Constellation Bets Big on NatGas in $16.4B Deal for Calpine

Constellation Energy will acquire Calpine Corp. in a $26.6 billion deal, including debt, that will give the pure-play nuclear company the largest natural gas power generation fleet.

Aalo Atomics Advancing Microreactor Tech for US Energy Needs

Aalo Atomics intends to build an experimental microreactor facility at the Idaho National Laboratory.

Segrist: Cooling the Reaction: Nuclear Makes Promising but Slow Comeback

Nuclear power is awesome. Nuclear power is also hard—and a long way off from displacing natural gas as the primary source for the electricity the U.S. will desperately need.

Belcher: Energy Sector Grapples with Looming Labor Crisis

The U.S. needs approximately 400,000 new engineers each year moving forward but is currently only able to fill about one-third of the engineering positions available through at least 2030.

Executives to Fed: Power Grid the US Needs by 2030 is Nowhere in Sight

Among the energy executives looking for more electrons, Warren Buffett’s own energy provider in Omaha, Nebraska, says “we have to stop this fighting.”

Nuclear Developer Oklo Partnering with Two Data Providers

Oklo Inc. is working to deliver up to 750 megawatts from site-based fission units, with the first deployment anticipated in 2027.