This U.S. Airport Wants to Go Nuclear, and the Backlash Has Already Begun

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An American Airlines plane sits on the tarmac at Denver International Airport

Engineering Breakthrough Opens Door to Cheap Hydrogen Power

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Hydrogen Fuel Cell Nrel

Musk Moves to Bring Tesla Power to U.K. As Car Sales Stumble

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Protest against Elon Musk and DOGE cuts to government funding in front of a Tesla showroom in NYC.

The key pillar of Russia's war chest is cracking. The timing couldn't be worse.

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Russian President Vladimir Putin sitting in a chair in the Kremlin, April 2024.
Russian President Vladimir Putin at a Kremlin summit in 2024.

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Utilities are tiptoeing into AI as climate change and data center growth add stress to the energy grid

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Manager of extra high voltage stations for LADWP walks the DC yard at the Sylmar Converter Station.
 Utilities are cautiously adopting AI for predictive maintenance and fieldwork support.

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Puerto Rico's power is back on — but outages are still happening. Business owners say it's a struggle to recover.

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A utility pole with wires hanging from it in San Juan, Puerto Rico
The power was out in San Juan — seen here — and throughout the rest of Puerto Rico on New Year's Eve and beyond. It's back, but the energy company warns there could be more service interruptions.

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A European region has no heating after Russian gas stops flowing via Ukraine. An energy supplier told families to gather in one room to stay warm.

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Residents of the Transnistria region wait in line to vote during Moldova's second-round presidential election at a polling station in Costesti, northern Moldova.
Transnistria declared a state of emergency ahead of an anticipated halt in piped natural gas supplies from Russia.

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Russia just lost a multibillion-dollar income stream

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Russian leader Vladimir Putin and Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy speak at a briefing and conference, respectively, in two separate images.
Russia can no longer send gas to Europe using Ukraine's pipelines, a network it's used to earn billions even while at war with Kyiv.

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Russia may deploy warships to escort its shadow fleet of oil tankers, Denmark warns

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President Vladimir Putin.
Russian President Vladimir Putin's war against Ukraine is straining his country's economy.

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Kansas county sues ExxonMobil and Chevron over alleged 'false' claims about recyclability of plastics

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Ford County, Kansas, has filed a lawsuit against a group of companies, including ExxonMobil.

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