Scientists Want to Power Entire Island by Harnessing Volcanic Heat
The innovative generator taps geothermal energy on one of the Canary Islands.
Energy
Power Companies Turn to Small-Scale Nuclear Reactors
Gone are the soaring, cylindrical cooling towers — new reactors are designed to look appealing.
Battle Continues as Dakota Access Pipeline Flows
Proponents warn delays to study the pipeline’s environmental effects could lead to rotting grain and food shortages.
Environmentalists cheer as Atlantic Coast Pipeline canceled
Dominion Energy will sell off its gas assets for $9.7 billion in the cancellation’s wake.
Iran Oil Stunt Sunk: Million Barrels of Gasoline Seized on Four Tankers Heading to Venezuela
The massive loss has infuriated Tehran and now piles new pressure on the rogue regime in Caracas.
Sri Lanka’s Nationwide Blackout Sparks Suspicion of Sabotage
Some wonder if the nationwide power outage was sabotage in a move to promote renewable energy.
Putin Russia in its Place: Israel’s Pipeline Will Foil Moscow
Israeli natural gas pipeline to Europe is set to break the Kremlin’s stranglehold on energy.
As domestic uranium production plummets, conservationists fight mining expansion
The Trump administration wants to expand increase domestic uranium mining.
Farmers flooded out by massive Cameroon dam
6 out of 7 rural people in Cameroon lack electricity, but progress comes at a price.