Natural Gas Demand Sparks the Largest U.S. Pipeline Build-Out Since 2008
January 12, 2026 in Energy , News , Oil & Gas
Natural Gas Demand Sparks the Largest U.S. Pipeline Build-Out Since 2008

Summary Strong underlying demand for natural gas is accelerating pipeline construction in the United States with the greatest capacity addition since the peak of the last shale gas boom in 2008. There are 12 projects for new and expanded natural gas pipelines set to be completed in 2026 in Texas, Louisiana, and Oklahoma. The added combined capacity of these projects will be approximately 18 billion cubic feet per day (Bcf/d), which exceeds Canada's total daily natural gas consumption. Key highli...

Solar hydrogen can now be produced efficiently without the scarce metal platinum
January 9, 2026 in Energy , News , Renewables
Solar hydrogen can now be produced efficiently without the scarce metal platinum

A green advance | A research breakthrough opens up for efficient hydrogen production from solar energy – without using the scarce metal platinum. In a reactor at a chemistry laboratory at Chalmers University of Technology, Sweden, bubbles of hydrogen gas can be easily seen with the naked eye as they form – showing that photocatalysis is happening efficiently. Image: Chalmers University of Technology | Mia Halleröd Palmgren A research team led by Chalmers University of Technology, Sweden, have pr...

US renewable power capacity to reach 1.06TW by 2035, forecasts GlobalData
January 5, 2026 in Energy , News , Renewables
US renewable power capacity to reach 1.06TW by 2035, forecasts GlobalData

The US operates the world’s largest and most diversified electricity system, supported by abundant domestic energy resources, regional power markets, and a broad technology mix. While federal energy policy since 2025 has increasingly emphasized energy security, domestic manufacturing, and firm generation capacity, long-term power sector investment continues to be shaped by state-level clean energy mandates, utility procurement programs, and private sector demand. Within this framework, renewable...

New national data from Absolar reveals how next generation remote solar mapping is unlocking hidden clean energy potential across UK rooftops
December 16, 2025 in Energy , News , Renewables
New national data from Absolar reveals how next generation remote solar mapping is unlocking hidden clean energy potential across UK rooftops

53 million cups of tea at a time!  Multi award-winning clean tech company Absolar has published its first nationwide set of Solar Performance Wrap Reports for its customers, revealing how high precision solar modelling and installation are transforming energy use and carbon reduction across a wide range of UK organisations.  The findings highlight a significant opportunity for the vast untapped rooftop potential that could speed up, at scale, the UK’s transition to clean energy. Drawing on advan...

Greene Tweed Achieves Hydrogen Compression Breakthrough with Record- Speed Composite Impeller
December 12, 2025 in Energy
Greene Tweed Achieves Hydrogen Compression Breakthrough with Record- Speed Composite Impeller

Advanced design reduces costs, boosts efficiency, and sets an industry benchmark for hydrogen pipelines  12.11.2025, Lansdale, PA – Greene Tweed, a global leader in advanced materials and high-performance solutions, has achieved a significant advancement in hydrogen compression technology. The company’s newly engineered composite closed impeller set a record-breaking tip speed of 688 m/s in testing – nearly double that of traditional metallic impellers. The innovation highlights the potential of...

Energy efficiency in buildings tops organizations’ infrastructure priorities: Siemens study
December 9, 2025 in Energy , News
Energy efficiency in buildings tops organizations’ infrastructure priorities: Siemens study

Improving energy efficiency in facilities and buildings emerges as the No. 1 priority for organizations in a 2025 Siemens survey, up from 7th place in 2023 55% of organizations plan to increase investment in smart building technologies More than half of organizations say they are ready to implement autonomous building systems Financing gap: lack of capital and cost of equipment and technology amongst top factors slowing down transition to net-zero buildings   Energy efficiency in facilities and...

Gridlocked! The Shortage of High Voltage Lines Threatens U.S. Electrification
December 8, 2025 in Energy , Electric Grid
Gridlocked! The Shortage of High Voltage Lines Threatens U.S. Electrification

Utilities in the U.S. have forecast annual compound growth in electricity demand of around 2.5% by 2035, compared with the compound growth of 0.5% witnessed from 2014 to 2024. Along with the increased demand, the industry faces concerns about continued reliability, resource adequacy, and affordability as it works to ensure transmission capacity. -- The surging demand for electricity means the U.S. needs to double its regional transmission capacity and quadruple interregional transmission capacit...

Enertis Applus+ Delivers Trusted Technical and Financial Expertise for Lightshift Energy’s Successful $75 Million Energy Storage Financing Deal
November 19, 2025 in Energy , Renewables
Enertis Applus+ Delivers Trusted Technical and Financial Expertise for Lightshift Energy’s Successful $75 Million Energy Storage Financing Deal

Global renewables engineering consultancy, Enertis Applus+, provides a range of Independent Engineering services for Lightshift’s BESS projects portfolio Lightshift Energy secures $75 million credit facility for current and future BESS projects from KeyBanc Capital Markets SAN FRANCISCO, Nov. 19, 2025 - By providing an array of Independent Engineering (IE) battery energy storage system (BESS) services, global renewables engineering consultancy, Enertis Applus+, helped Lightshift Energy...

Contractors emerge as strategic catalysts advancing low-carbon transition in oil and gas, says GlobalData
November 18, 2025 in Energy , Oil & Gas
Contractors emerge as strategic catalysts advancing low-carbon transition in oil and gas, says GlobalData

Contractors, that traditionally focused on oil and gas project installations and allied works, have become central to the industry’s decarbonization push, with their engineering decisions and technology portfolios now determining the speed and feasibility of low-carbon developments. By advancing carbon capture, utilization and storage (CCUS), low-carbon hydrogen, bioenergy, and efficiency-focused design, they are reshaping project economics and guiding operators’ transition pathways across the e...

Popping the cork on new low-cost carbon capture method
November 18, 2025 in Energy , News , Renewables
Popping the cork on new low-cost carbon capture method

The process uses water and pressure to remove carbon dioxide from emissions at half the cost of current methods. By Caitlin Clark, Texas A&M University Division of Marketing and Communications   A new, low-cost method for capturing carbon dioxide emissions from power plants and industrial facilities relies on a simple physical phenomenon — the same one that causes bubbles to fizz when popping a bottle of Champagne or cracking open a bottle of sel...

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