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During the 2016 U.S. presidential campaign, Donald J. Trump took a hardline approach to foreign competition, dubbing initiatives like the Clean Power Plan as “jobs killers” and warning of inflation spikes. His mantra of energy independence resonated

The energy landscape is undergoing a seismic shift, and the recent announcement of Constellation’s acquisition of Calpine for a staggering $16.4 billion is a clear indicator of where the market is headed. Energy Capital Partners (ECP) and the Canada

The completion of monopile installation at the Vineyard Wind 1 site marks a significant milestone in the push for renewable energy, particularly in the offshore wind sector. This joint venture between CIP and Avangrid has been making waves—quite lite

Bryt Energy’s recent partnership with Reconomy marks a significant shift in the renewable energy landscape, showcasing how collaboration can accelerate sustainability goals. By supplying 100% zero-carbon, renewable electricity to Reconomy’s UK operat

In a game-changing move for the energy sector, Constellation has struck a deal to acquire Calpine Corp. for a staggering $16.4 billion. This acquisition is not just about numbers; it’s about reshaping the landscape of clean energy in the U.S. The mer

In the quest for sustainable architecture, researchers at ETH Zurich have taken a novel approach to indoor air quality management by harnessing the power of hygroscopic materials. Instead of relying solely on mechanical ventilation systems that often

EQT’s recent acquisition of Scale Microgrids is a pivotal move that signals not just a shift in their investment strategy but also a broader commitment to clean energy transition in North America. Launched in December 2024, EQT’s Transition Infrastru

The completion of the first phase of the Enbridge Gas Ontario’s Panhandle Regional Expansion Project marks a significant milestone for energy infrastructure in Southwestern Ontario. This new pipeline, stretching 19 kilometers from Lakeshore to Chatha

The conversation surrounding the shift from thermal power plants to renewable energy sources is heating up, and the Center for Energy Research and Policy (CERP) is raising a red flag. Their stance is clear: rushing to deactivate coal and natural gas

The recent $270 million contract awarded to GenusPlus marks a significant leap forward in Western Australia’s clean energy landscape, further solidifying the Cook Labor Government’s commitment to transforming the state’s energy infrastructure. This a