The data center energy threat is way overblown
There is only about 6,000 MW of new data centers in the construction pipeline for the entire U.S.
There is only about 6,000 MW of new data centers in the construction pipeline for the entire U.S.
Reducing review times from decades to 18 months or less, will make President Trump’s goal of revitalizing the U.S. nuclear energy industry more competitive – “to everyone’s benefit.”
A lithium fire forced a sailing couple to abandon ship and ultimately led to their deaths. What does this tragedy teach us about the dangers of lithium batteries and the need for stepped up emergency planning?
Let your voice be heard against the wall in Wyoming.
We are killing people by making energy expensive.
What our would-be Green overlords, don't realize, is that a non-nuclear, defanged Iran will likely yield an oil glut, not a shortage, as sanctions lift and Gulf oil gushes.
Wyoming wind power is a double death trap for golden eagles.
Environmental groups and climate-obsessed local governments are waging aggressive climate lawfare.
Reliable, affordable electricity is not a partisan luxury; it is an economic and national security necessity.
Once they get going, lithium fires can be almost impossible to put out.
If Trump continues to promote public support for long-term private grid projects, his critics will have little to whine about.
Next time you see a solar marketing picture, which, amusingly, is so often taken when the panels are not working, don't believe that total energy number.
A massive explosion at the world’s largest lithium-ion battery storage plant in Monterey County, California, ignited an inferno that burned for days.
“Wyoming is home to the largest breeding population of Golden Eagles in the lower 48 states and provides critical habitat for wintering and migrating individuals; the state contains some of the most valuable areas for long-term conservation in the western United States.”
I hate the terms ‘carbon’ and ‘carbon tax.’