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Higher planning hurdles needed for coal mines and data centres: watchdog
NSW has fallen further behind its legislated emissions targets and will not catch up unless approvals of coal mines and data centres are curbed while the renewables rollout is accelerated, the independent watchdog has warned. Every major decision…
'Toxic gas' kills two 'illegal miners' in abandoned Assam coal field
Hours after suspected methane gas killed at least 15 workers inside an NHPC hydropower project tunnel in Sikkim, a father-and-son duo died after inhaling toxic fumes in an alleged illegal coal mine in eastern Assam's Tinsukia district. A rights…
India creates ₹40,000 crore corpus for coal mine closure
Coal Minister G Kishan Reddy said on Wednesday that the government has created a corpus of around Rs 40,000 crore for scientific mine closures. The dedicated corpus of over $5 billion that has been created for scientific and progressive mine…
A 2,250-megawatt coal plant on 1,786 acres near Lake Powell burned up to 25,000 tons of coal a day for 45 years, and the billions of gallons it no longer pulls from the river every year is now doing something nobody put in the shutdown plan
For 45 years, three concrete smokestacks dominated the skyline above Page, Arizona, visible for miles across the Navajo Nation's red-rock plateau. They belonged to one of the largest coal-fired power plants ever built in the American West, and…
Daily on Energy: The White House is set to expand ratepayer protection pledge
NextEra Energy, Duke Energy, Equinix, and Digital Realty are among the new signatures to be added to the White House's pledge, as reported by the Wall Street Journal. At the signing event, President Donald Trump will be joined by Energy Secretary…
After Hiccup In 2026, LNG Market Will Rebound But Unsure Through 2050
The LNG Tanker FSRU Toscana arrives at the French port of Marseille. SOPA Images/LightRocket via Getty Images The LNG revolution should continue, despite the setback due to the Strait of Hormuz blockades. The setback in 2026 should be temporary…
U.S. Power Sector Emissions Spiked 4% in 2025
Current conditions: After forming into Tropical Storm Bertha late Monday, the system is barreling toward the Florida Panhandle as it makes landfall as far west as Texas • In the Pacific, Hurricane Fausto has strength as it heads toward…
Wallace Chan's Monumental Vessels Of Other Worlds Arrives In Shanghai
Wallace Chan standing inside the Vessels of Other Worlds 30-foot Growth sculpture Picture the sweeping scale of Gustav Mahler's Third Symphony, with its meditation on the cycle of life, combined with the cosmic ambition of 2001: A Space Odyssey.
NorthPoint Development breaks ground on next phase of Hazleton Logistics project
HAZLETON — NorthPoint Development broke ground Wednesday on the next phase of Hazleton Logistics 141, an industrial park along Arthur Gardner Highway in Hazleton City. NorthPoint officials, along with city and county leaders, came together…
Canada counts on LNG, nuclear and offshore wind to power industrial revival: Joly
Canada is transforming its energy system into a strategic asset, with liquefied natural gas (LNG) exports, nuclear and large-scale renewable power projects anchoring a “build Canada strong” industrial strategy in support of allies as…
How One Nation's winning over the bush
As you drive from the coastal town of Yeppoon to Rockhampton in Central Queensland there's a huge billboard. Pauline Hanson looms over the road in a checked shirt. The sign reads: '$13 million Cooee Bay Pool delivered.' One Nation didn't pay for…
Gear up to face El Nino impact, Minister tells power utilities
Energy Minister Gottipati Ravi Kumar on Wednesday directed officials to remain on high alert during August, September and October in view of the impact of El Nino on the power sector. Reviewing the preparedness of the Energy Department at the…
Climate change making Europe drought 'more severe': study
PARIS, France — Human-caused climate change has intensified a drought across Europe with extreme heat, rather than low rainfall driving the exceptionally dry conditions, a team of international scientists said Thursday. The continent is…
Editorial: Rockin' the River makes excellent use of the Susquehanna River waterfront
For as long as there was a levee, Wilkes-Barre City was cut off from the very waterway that had spawned its existence. The Susquehanna River had attracted Native Americans for generations, and then became the lure for European settlers who found…
Magnificent 7 Earnings Kick Off
Listen on the go! A daily podcast of Wall Street Breakfast will be available by 8:00 a.m. on Seeking Alpha, iTunes, Spotify. Good morning! Here's the latest in trending: Bright outlook: Super Micro (SMCI) surges after it says Q4 margins will be…
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