Energy

Several data‑centers in California, built for the AI era, stand idle because local utilities are unable to provide sufficient electricity.

Energy Secretary Chris Wright revealed on Sunday that the United States will not be testing nuclear explosions, ending speculation on the subject.

The U.S. Army said that it is launching a program to deploy nuclear reactors at bases across the country to support defense installations and missions.

The Gavin Newsom green energy agenda took a major blow this week after the Department of Energy canceled a $630.6 million Biden-era grant that the California governor had hailed as "critical" to the state.

The Department of Energy announced that it was terminating awards for more than 200 projects, saving taxpayers more than $7.5 billion.

The Department of Energy (DOE) announced a $625 million investment to expand the coal industry in the wake of reindustrialization and the AI race.

Federal filings show Revolution Wind developers ignored national security and fisheries information requests.

Tennessee is set to hold the nation's first nuclear fuel recycling facility to support the development of a "clean, reliable energy supply," nuclear tech company Okla announced.

Hitachi Energy announced a $1 billion commitment to invest in the United States' electrical grid infrastructure.

The Tennessee Valley Authority (TVA) and ENTRA1 Energy have signed a landmark agreement to develop a 6-gigawatt nuclear portfolio, the largest deployment of small modular reactors (SMRs) in American history. The deal, signed on September 2, will see six SMR plants built using NuScale Power technology across TVA’s seven-state service region.