DOE partners with 11 advanced reactor developers, targeting three operational test reactors by July 4, 2026, to accelerate U.S. nuclear innovation.
Federal court orders Chemours to stop Ohio River PFAS discharges exceeding permit limits, citing public health and Clean Water Act violations.
Defense contractors are accelerating adoption of synthetic and sustainable aviation fuels to enhance energy resilience, operational reach, and global interoperability.
Latin America and Caribbean leaders commit to joint solar projects, financing, and innovation to fast-track the region’s clean energy transition.
Study finds human-driven warming has shifted California’s wildfire season up to 46 days earlier in some regions, increasing risks and planning challenges.
India and Australia are advancing a minerals alliance to reduce reliance on China’s rare earth supply, focusing on joint mining and processing ventures.
The bipartisan Ethanol for America Act seeks to expand E15 access by streamlining labeling rules and easing infrastructure restrictions.
Trump’s new permitting rules and land-use restrictions have stalled $22B in U.S. wind and solar projects, leading to 16,500 job losses in 2025.
NYC reports a fatal cluster; Ohio activity is up. See what’s driving U.S. Legionnaires’ disease now, who’s at risk, and the key building system factors.
Oregon State University will study PFAS in biosolids applied to non-food crops, aiming to measure contamination risks and guide environmental policy.
FRV Australia has reached financial close on its 250 MW/500 MWh Gnarwarre BESS, advancing grid stability and clean energy goals in Victoria.
Canada invests $8.2M in Northcliff’s Sisson Project to secure tungsten and molybdenum supply, strengthen critical mineral chains, and support a net-zero economy.
Illinois will ban polystyrene foam food containers statewide by 2030, joining a growing number of U.S. states tackling plastic waste and pollution.
Standard Nuclear will build a TRISO fuel facility under DOE’s pilot program to reduce reliance on foreign uranium and support next-gen nuclear reactors.
New SECC survey reveals 68% of U.S. homeowners would join utility-managed solar + storage programs, driven by savings, resilience, and IRA incentives.
Electricity sales are rising 2.2% annually through 2026, led by surging demand from data centers and industry in Texas and the mid-Atlantic, EIA reports.
Twenty-two states are suing the DOT and FHWA for unlawfully halting NEVI EV charging funds, citing constitutional violations and severe project disruptions.
DuPont, Chemours, and Corteva will pay $875M and fund cleanup at four NJ sites as part of a $2B+ statewide PFAS settlement under court-supervised oversight.
Light Up Navajo VI will connect 175+ homes by July 2025, expanding access to electricity for remote families across the Navajo Nation.
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