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In the world of energy, there's never a dull moment. Here's a roundup of the latest headlines that are shaping the U.S. energy landscape:
Fermi America, founded by former Energy Secretary Rick Perry, has announced plans to build a gas and nuclear facility and buy power from Southwestern Public Service. The aim is to power one of the world's largest data center complexes in Texas. (Source: [Unspecified])
Meanwhile, in Louisiana, commercial fishermen have asked a federal court to halt the construction of the CP2 liquefied natural gas export terminal. They cite threats to their livelihoods as the main concern. (Source: [Unspecified])
A new report finds that not all forms of carbon removal are effective in the long term. The report, published by Grist, highlights the importance of choosing carbon removal methods carefully. (Source: Grist)
The rise of electric vehicles (EVs) could drive clean power development, according to a new peer-reviewed paper. The increased demand for wind, solar, and storage is expected to fuel the growth of renewable energy sources. (Source: [Unspecified])
SMA Solar Technology AG and Create Energy have teamed up to develop 4 GW of wind, solar, and energy storage in the United States. The partnership aims to begin local production of inverters for large photovoltaic plants in Tennessee in early 2026, supporting the solar boom and energy storage expansion there. (Source: [Unspecified])
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A startup claims it can halve the cost of a heat pump. Canary's latest innovation could make sustainable heating more affordable for homeowners. (Source: New from Canary - Alison F. Takemura)
Startup Atomic Canyon is partnering with the Idaho National Laboratory to develop benchmarks for nuclear power plant design and operation. (Source: Latitude Media)
The American Petroleum Institute has unveiled a policy framework that could spur federal permitting legislation for both fossil fuel and renewable energy projects. (Source: [Unspecified])
North Carolina families are seeing lower bills with a new Duke Energy program. (Source: New from Canary - Elizabeth Ouzts)
Clean power covered more than 80% of new demand in China last year and met all new demand in the first half of this year. (Source: [Unspecified])
Advocates are confused by the Trump administration's moves to cut the Rural Energy for America Program. (Source: E&E News)
U.S. electricity rates rose nearly 7% between June 2024 and June 2025. (Source: E&E News)
Atlantica Sustainable Infrastructure and the U.S. arm of Spanish renewables developer Elmya Energy plan to deploy 4 GW of wind, solar, and energy storage across the U.S. (Source: [Unspecified])
Decarbonization takes a back seat at the world's biggest gas industry conference, with companies focusing on conventional drilling and shipping. (Source: [Unspecified])
Tesla accounted for 38% of total EV sales in August, marking an eight-year low, according to Cox Automotive data. (Source: [Unspecified])
Developers are seeking clarity on how federal entity of concern rules in the One Big Beautiful Bill Act will affect costs and product availability. (Source: [Unspecified])
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