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Aug 2022

Economy Transmission

DOE Invests $45M in Energy Cybersecurity

The Department of Energy plans to invest $45 million in 15 cybersecurity research projects aimed at strengthening the nation's power grid and protecting the energy sector from cyberattacks, reports The Hill. …

Aug 2022

Oil and Gas

Permian Oil Production to See Record-Highs in September

Oil production in the Permian Basin is expected to reach a record-breaking 5.408 million bpd in September, with total U.S. shale output predicted to outpace pre-COVID numbers, reports Reuters. The boost…

Aug 2022

Business Oil and Gas Renewable Energy

New U.S. Generating Capacity Expected to Double in Second Half of 2022

The United States is projected to add 29.4GW of new generation capacity to the grid in the second half of 2022, nearly double the 15.1GW added in the first half,…

Aug 2022

Business Renewable Energy Solar Energy

Ford to Purchase 650MW of Solar Energy to Power Michigan Plants

Ford Motor Co. is set to purchase 600MW of solar energy from DTE Energy to power manufacturing facilities in Michigan, reports The Detroit News. The power purchase will allow all of…

Aug 2022

Energy Storage

U.S. Leads the Way Globally in Energy Storage Development

Despite hiccups in early March, the U.S. is poised to continue leading the way globally in energy storage development, with 600 GWh of storage expected to come online by 2031,…

Aug 2022

Economy

Economic Value of Transmission Growth is Understated, Study Finds

A recent study by the Lawrence Berkley National Laboratory has revealed that, while many agree expansion of transmission infrastructure is necessary to keep energy costs down, the economic benefits are…

Aug 2022

Business Hydrogen Nuclear Renewable Energy

Nuclear, Hydrogen Companies Form New Coalition

The Nuclear Hydrogen Initiative, a 40-member coalition of nuclear energy and hydrogen energy companies, will collaborate to develop hydrogen energy production powered by nuclear facilities, reports E&E News. “This is an…

Aug 2022

Business Electric Vehicles

Volkswagen to Manufacture EVs in Tennessee

siegen, North Rhine-Westphalia/germany - 29 07 19: vw car sign in siegen germany Production of Volkswagen's first American-built electric vehicle has kicked off in Tennessee, with the automaker announcing plans to bump…

Jul 2022

Energy Storage

Texas Grid Concerns Highlight Need for Energy Storage

Energy experts are emphasizing that ongoing concerns about the reliability of Texas' electric grid highlight the need for expanded energy storage capacity, reports Utility Dive. While thermal and renewable generation have…

Jul 2022

Business Oil and Gas Pipelines Refining

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DOE Invests $45M in Energy Cybersecurity

Permian Oil Production to See Record-Highs in September

New U.S. Generating Capacity Expected to Double in Second Half of 2022

Ford to Purchase 650MW of Solar Energy to Power Michigan Plants

U.S. Leads the Way Globally in Energy Storage Development

Economic Value of Transmission Growth is Understated, Study Finds

Nuclear, Hydrogen Companies Form New Coalition

Volkswagen to Manufacture EVs in Tennessee

Texas Grid Concerns Highlight Need for Energy Storage

Pipeline Developers Shifting Focus from Crude to Natural Gas

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Long-Closed Steel Processing Plant Will Reopen to Produce Solar Components

How “Wasted Public Land” Alongside Highways is Being Used for Energy Development

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