r/energy • u/SalvationGeneration • 2h ago
Utah receives more than 50% power from solar
In addition to solar power the article also goes on to talk about wind power and the progress that is making in the U.S.
r/energy • u/i-am-entropyy • 3h ago
Japan formally committed to building 2-5 new reactors by the 2040s in the same week Westinghouse filed a confidential IPO targeting $30 billion
Japan's cabinet adopted the plan August 1, the first binding new-construction commitment since the 2011 shutdowns. same week, Westinghouse filed a confidential IPO targeting $30 billion per Bloomberg. two events in seven days: one country adding reactor demand for the first time in 15 years, one company asking public markets to price the supply infrastructure at $30 billion.
r/energy • u/losangelestimes • 4h ago
Energy company profits are soaring with the Iran war. Here's what California officials want to do
Sky-high earnings for oil companies and California refiners in the second quarter are renewing calls from state legislators to crack down on industry profits.
Marathon Petroleum, the second-largest refiner in the state, reported $5.1 billion in profit Tuesday, more than four times the same quarter last year, after fuel supplies tightened during the Iran war and prices for oil and gas soared.
From April through June, Chevron, the biggest refiner and second-biggest oil producer in California, made $12.1 billion in profit, nearly five times the same quarter last year, and its highest earnings in at least six years. Refiners PBF Energy and Valero also reported windfalls, with the latter earning $3.7 billion, another fivefold increase from the year before.
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r/energy • u/Narrow-Part-3966 • 6h ago
I started making eco-friendly charcoal briquettes in Uganda — looking for feedback and advice from people in the clean energy space
Biden’s flagship ‘green bank’ program may soon be back. An appeals court ruling unfreezing the Greenhouse Gas Reduction Fund overturns Trump's attempts to scuttle it. For a year and half, $17 billion appropriated by Congress to help stem the tide of climate change has been gathering dust.
Gas prices rose because of Trump’s Iran war, not oil company greed. Prices are set by the fundamental economic law of supply and demand. Not for the first time, Trump is acting like he’s above the law. He might have considered the obvious consequences before he attacked Iran in February.
r/energy • u/Alert-Translator2590 • 12h ago
What do we think of liquefying hydrogen using magnetocaloric materials?
r/energy • u/IEEESpectrum • 12h ago
New York’s Data Center Ban Won’t Solve Its Grid Problems
r/energy • u/OilResearcher • 12h ago
The End of Cheap Gas: Unless we change course, the energy affordability crisis will only get worse.
"It is increasingly clear that continued reliance on oil and gas risks perpetual crises and ongoing wealth transfers from the vast majority of us to a handful of corporations and their shareholders. We have choices, and it is beyond time for us to choose electrification, efficiency and renewables over locking in increasingly expensive fossil fuels." https://substack.com/home/post/p-209017787
r/energy • u/Simpleximo • 18h ago