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China Installs World's Largest Floating Wind Turbine for Deep-Water Offshore Wind Energy
China has installed what engineers are calling the world's largest single-unit floating wind turbine, marking another major milestone in the global renewable energy race. The massive floating wind turbine was recently deployed in deep waters off…
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Electricity Markets & Engineering Realities: 'It is telling that while [solar & wind] developers routinely claim their energy is now the cheapest available, they never argue that subsidies are therefore no longer needed'
The prime objective of any modern power system is to deliver a reliable and economic supply over the long term, whereas the prime objective of any market system is to maximize profit. For electricity markets to work, their rules must reward those…
The Market's Revenge on Energy Statism
There are few contemporary experiments as instructive for the friend of liberty as the one currently unfolding in Argentina. Beneath the soil of Patagonia, in the province of Neuquén, lies a 30,000 km geological basin known as Vaca Muerta…
Emerging Green Jobs in India: A Path to Sustainable Careers
India is rapidly advancing towards a sustainable future, with green jobs at the forefront of this transformation. As the country aims to enhance its non-fossil fuel energy capacity by 2030, significant investments in solar energy, green hydrogen…
India's renewable energy expansion may need 7 lakh acres by 2030: Colliers
An estimated 270–300 gigawatts (GW) of renewable energy capacity additions are anticipated in the coming years till 2030, requiring nearly 7 lakh acres of land, offering a significant opportunity to capitalise on large-scale land aggregation…
Hopes green energy drive can bring 'industrial jobs' back to the North East
A North East MP has insisted the region can “lead the way” on renewable energy. Cramlington and Killingworth's Emma Foody said green tech would be vital to support the country's energy security amid ongoing international pressure due…
European PV avoided €10 billion in gas imports since escalation of Iran conflict
According to calculations by European PV association SolarPower Europe, European photovoltaic systems have supplied enough electricity since the escalation of the Middle East conflict in early March to theoretically avoid additional gas imports…
How climate change affects hurricanes, typhoons and cyclones
Mark PoyntingClimate researcher The 2026 Atlantic hurricane season is expected to be quieter than usual, according to the US science agency NOAA. It has forecast between three and six hurricanes between June and November - compared with the average…
This 240-Acre Equestrian Estate in Colorado Comes With an Olympic-Size Riding Arena
Colorado 's Paragon Equestrian Centre was built for serious horse people. Set on roughly 240 protected acres in Berthoud outside Boulder, the property combines competition-level equestrian facilities with epic, wide-open views of Longs Peak and the…
The Oil Era Is Ending
Bluesky “Future historians may well see the Iran war as the moment the US unwittingly ceded leadership to China” as the world's pre-eminent superpower, writes Jonathan Watts in a reported essay in The Guardian published earlier this…
Trump deserves a failing grade on 'Laudato Si'' report card
Eleven years after the publication of “Ladauto Si',” the seminal encyclical from Pope Francis on care of creation and integral ecology, the Trump administration in 2026 continues a broad retrenchment of national energy and…
Cal Thomas: 'Being wrong means never having to say you're sorry' - UN IPCC changes its climate tune
Excerpt: It is so easy and comfortable being a liberal. You never have to acknowledge that you are wrong when you are demonstrably wrong. Neither do you have to be concerned with a lack of support, because the liberal establishment —…
Miner Perpetua Resources secures $2.9 billion U.S. loan for Idaho gold, antimony project
Mining company Perpetua Resources has secured a $2.9 billion loan from the U.S. Export-Import Bank, CNBC has learned. The agreement comes as the U.S. looks to secure access to critical minerals and break China's stronghold on essential supply…
IDOM's 42-Meter Steel Buoy Just Proved Wave Energy Can Actually Work
Off the rugged coast of Bilbao, quietly bobbing in the Bay of Biscay, is a 42-meter steel buoy most people have never heard of. It has no viral launch campaign, no sleek consumer interface, and no celebrity endorsement attached to it. But the…
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This Canadian Mine Might Release Enough Natural Hydrogen Each Year to Power 400 Homes, Hinting at an Untapped Source of Clean Energy
Hydrogen is the most abundant element in the universe. We commonly use it to manufacture fertilizer and to make certain foods shelf-stable, among other applications. What's more, the element doesn't produce planet-warming greenhouse gases when…
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