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On a Thursday morning in April 2026, shovels broke Tennessee ground on a site that once held the largest uranium enrichment complex the world had ever seen. The occasion was a groundbreaking. The machine going into the earth, though, was something genuinely new. It runs on a coolant that, under certain conditions, simply turns to stone. And the electricity it...


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ConocoPhillips announced Thursday it has completed $1.7 billion in noncore Lower 48 asset sales—a transaction that pushed the U.S. oil producer past its $5 billion asset disposition target ahead of schedule. The company disclosed the milestone alongside its second-quarter earnings release.

ConocoPhillips closes $1.7 billion sale, meets divestiture goal ea...

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A solar-and-battery facility unlike anything the United States has built before is taking shape across the sprawling farmland of Mississippi County, Arkansas.

Best known for heavy steel mills and agricultural fields along the Mississippi River, this rural enclave upriver from Memphis is now the backdrop for a massive shift in American energy infrastruc...


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A wind project in Namibia overcame common installation complexities by using an “upside-down” method.

Worldwide, massive modern turbines are being deployed at a rapid rate to meet climate goals.

However, in many regions, environmental conditions and a lack of infrastructure make development more challenging.

The Spanish c...


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A wide, flat waterway runs along the Texas-Louisiana border where the Sabine River drains into the Gulf of Mexico, and for most of the past decade this stretch of water has been home to a half-finished riddle. Steel modules and cryogenic pipes, along with enough concrete to fill a stadium, sat on 625 acres of marsh edge in every stage of completion. Work crew...


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