As an all-of-the-above power procurement strategy emerges, Big Tech—including Google, Amazon and Constellation—is grappling with emissions amid policy uncertainty as it backs nascent, emerging and proven clean energy technologies.
The ability to drill deeper and hotter expands the commercial viability window for enhanced geothermal systems, according to Fervo.
The reconciliation bill’s impact on the energy industry, including renewables, could be ‘catastrophic’ if U.S. senators pass the bill.
Enverus analysts say there is potential for more oil and gas companies to tap into geothermal on their existing assets—depending on available infrastructure and resource temperatures.
Here is a look at some of this week’s renewable energy news, including an agreement between RWE and tech giant Amazon.
Opterra joins LS Power’s existing portfolio of energy infrastructure companies providing energy efficiency and grid reliability services.
The Northern Lights joint venture and Occidental’s 1PointFive are among the companies moving CCS projects forward.
The project, which will be developed in two phases, is expected to start operations by 2030 and flow electrons to PNM electric grid.
Factors like the cyclical nature of the energy industry and demand for more skills are widening the gap between industry and education.
The initiative reflects Volt Lithium’s strategy of extracting lithium from streams of produced water associated with oil and gas production.
Partners Chevron Lummus Global and Neste aim to create a scalable platform to produce renewable fuel from lignocellulosic raw material, according to a news release.
Fervo Energy has secured $206 million for its Cape Station enhanced geothermal system project to continue development, the company said, one day after announcing the project's appraisal well set several geothermal drilling records.
Grid-scale energy storage company Energy Vault Holdings on June 11 said its Cross Trails BESS in Texas has begun commercial operations ahead of schedule.
As part of the new power purchase agreement, Talen will supply energy from its Susquehanna nuclear power plant in Pennsylvania to AWS data centers in the region.