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Oxy, ADNOC Evaluating JV to Develop Texas Direct Air Capture Hub

Occidental Petroleum is exploring a joint venture in which ADNOC’s XRG would invest up to $500 million for the development of a direct air capture facility in South Texas.

Energy Transition in Motion (Week of May 16, 2025)

Here is a look at some of this week’s renewable energy news, including a solar power deal signed between Google and energyRe and rogue communication devices hidden in renewable energy infrastructure.

Belcher: Are There More Iberian Blackouts in Our Future?

The April 28 blackout across Spain and other parts of Europe served as a wake-up call on both sides of the Atlantic. The U.S.’ new Energy Dominance Council will need to address hard-hitting questions on power generation, transmission and distribution.

OPAL Fuels, Republic Services to Develop RNG Facility in North Carolina

Located at Republic Services’ Charlotte Motor Speedway Landfill, the RNG facility will have an annual design capacity of approximately 1.4 million MMBtu.

Carbon Capture Outlook Shows Signs of Brightening

Companies big and small are responding to global incentives to catch and store CO2.

2025 E&P Meritorious Engineering Awards for Innovation

Hart Energy honors 16 technologies that demonstrate upstream engineering excellence.

Could the Global Offshore Wind Sector Rebound from Market Headwinds?

Despite continued headwinds and regulatory uncertainty in the U.S., a rebound for the offshore wind sector could happen with China in the driver’s seat, a Rystad analyst says.

Svante Commissions Carbon Capture, Removal Filter Gigafactory in Canada

Svante’s Redwood facility is capable of manufacturing enough solid sorbent-based filters to capture up to 10 million tonnes of CO2 annually.

As US Charts Course for Deepsea Mining, The Metals Company Pursues Licenses

The Metals Company CFO Craig Shesky is confident of the company’s ability to help meet U.S. critical mineral needs with deepsea mining.

Belcher: Bright Future Ahead in Powering US Data Centers

Steps are being taken at the federal level to ensure sufficient power generation to fulfill the energy demands of data centers in the U.S.