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Low-carbon Shift Raises Risk of Blackouts, Grid Execs Warn

Energy reliability could be at risk as the U.S. shifts toward carbon-free electricity while simultaneously seeing an increase in energy demand.

The Coming Electricity Crisis

Grid operators and energy experts are voicing concerns over a looming electric grid crisis fueled by increasing demands from new industries like electric vehicles, data centers, and chip plants.

Electric vehicles have almost 80% more problems than gas-powered ones, Consumer Reports says

As the government begins to mandate the use of more electric vehicles, many consumers report that their EVs are not as reliable as gas-powered vehicles.

Adapting Old Pipelines for New Products: How the Energy Industry is Addressing the Drive for Decarbonization

Transitioning from carbon-based fuels to hydrogen and the capture of carbon dioxide both have the potential for a significant impact on the existing pipeline infrastructure across the country.

Sorry, Elon: Chinese Company Becomes the World’s First to Launch Methane Rocket to Orbit

Landspace, a private space company based in China, successfully launched a methane-fueled rocket into orbit. The rocket, named Zhuque-2, made history by using cleaner, safer rocket fuel that’s better suited for reusability.

US Clean Energy Rollout Continues To Be Hamstrung By Grid Challenges

In a world seeking to add renewable energy resources, the United States faces persistent challenges in its efforts to expand and upgrade its electrical grid.

Opportunities For Midstream Energy Through Clean Energy Transition

The midstream sector presents significant opportunities for growth and innovation as society seeks to decarbonize energy production. Demand for efficient and reliable energy transportation and storage solutions is crucial.

Underground Hydrogen Could Supercharge Green Energy – First Scientists Have To Find It

The global hunt for underground hydrogen is underway, with geologists and energy firms searching for this clean and abundant resource.

New Report: Natural Gas Critical to Agriculture Sector

Farmers in America have come to rely on natural gas not only to power their equipment, process crops, and transport food supplies across the country and world, but also to make the fertilizer used in their fields.

How New Business Models are Boosting Momentum on CCUS

Carbon capture, utilization and storage (CCUS) projects and practices are spreading globally with 45 countries developing or planning CCUS projects.