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Century Aluminum Expands Mt. Holly Plant, Boosting U.S. Aluminum Production

Century Aluminum Expands Mt. Holly Plant, Boosting U.S. Aluminum Production

Century Aluminum Expands Mt. Holly Plant, Boosting U.S. Aluminum Production
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Century Aluminum's Expansion Boosts U.S. Primary Production by 10%

Century Aluminum's Expansion Boosts U.S. Primary Production by 10%

Century Aluminum's Expansion Boosts U.S. Primary Production by 10%
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Geothermal Energy Gains Traction Amid Rising AI-Driven Power Demand

Geothermal Energy Gains Traction Amid Rising AI-Driven Power Demand

Geothermal Energy Gains Traction Amid Rising AI-Driven Power Demand
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Century Aluminum's Smelter Expansion Boosts US Production by 10%

Century Aluminum's Smelter Expansion Boosts US Production by 10%

Century Aluminum's Smelter Expansion Boosts US Production by 10%
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China Considers Solar Tech Export Restrictions Amid US-Tesla Tensions

China Considers Solar Tech Export Restrictions Amid US-Tesla Tensions

China is contemplating restrictions on the export of advanced solar manufacturing technology to the United States, following Tesla's claims of achieving solar self-sufficiency. The potential curbs are part of broader US-China tensions over technology and renewable energy. China dominates the global solar supply chain, producing over 80% of solar panel components. Any export restrictions could hinder US efforts to expand domestic solar production and impact the global renewable energy market. The move is seen as a response to Tesla's ambitions and the US's attempts to reduce reliance on Chinese supply chains.
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Enel S.p.A. Expands Renewable Energy Portfolio Amid Global Energy Transition

Enel S.p.A. Expands Renewable Energy Portfolio Amid Global Energy Transition

Enel S.p.A. Expands Renewable Energy Portfolio Amid Global Energy Transition
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Philippines-China Energy Partnership Identified as Key to Renewable Transition

Philippines-China Energy Partnership Identified as Key to Renewable Transition

A study by People of Asia for Climate Solutions and New Energy Nexus highlights the potential of Philippines-China cooperation to accelerate the country's shift to renewable energy. The report outlines a framework for collaboration, emphasizing local capacity building and diversified supply chains. The Philippines aims to increase renewables in its energy mix to 35% by 2030 and 50% by 2040, but fossil fuels currently dominate. The partnership could enhance energy security, reduce dependence on imported fuels, and support economic and technological growth.
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U.S. Coal Plant Retirements in 2025 Hit Lowest Level in 15 Years

U.S. Coal Plant Retirements in 2025 Hit Lowest Level in 15 Years

In 2025, the U.S. electric power sector retired 2.6 gigawatts (GW) of coal-fired generating capacity, marking the lowest level of retirements since 2010. Initially, operators planned to retire 8.5 GW, but several retirements were delayed or canceled. Notably, the Intermountain Power Project in Utah, the largest plant retired, was replaced by a new natural gas facility. The U.S. Department of Energy issued emergency orders to keep some plants operational to ensure grid reliability. Looking ahead, 6.4 GW of coal capacity is scheduled for retirement in 2026, though these plans may change based on regulatory and economic factors.
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Ur-Energy Positioned to Meet Rising U.S. Uranium Demand Amid Nuclear Energy Focus

Ur-Energy Positioned to Meet Rising U.S. Uranium Demand Amid Nuclear Energy Focus

Ur-Energy Positioned to Meet Rising U.S. Uranium Demand Amid Nuclear Energy Focus
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Suniva Announces New Solar Cell Manufacturing Facility in South Carolina to Boost U.S. Energy Security

Suniva Announces New Solar Cell Manufacturing Facility in South Carolina to Boost U.S. Energy Security

Suniva Announces New Solar Cell Manufacturing Facility in South Carolina to Boost U.S. Energy Security
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Suniva Expands Solar Cell Manufacturing with New South Carolina Facility

Suniva Expands Solar Cell Manufacturing with New South Carolina Facility

Suniva Expands Solar Cell Manufacturing with New South Carolina Facility
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Sterling Wilson Renewable Energy Issues $34 Million Guarantee for South African Solar Expansion

Sterling Wilson Renewable Energy Issues $34 Million Guarantee for South African Solar Expansion

Sterling & Wilson Renewable Energy Limited (SWREL), an India-based renewable energy company, has issued a $34 million guarantee to support its solar operations in South Africa. This financial backing is part of a non-fund-based working capital arrangement linked to solar project execution in the region. The guarantee, disclosed under SEBI regulations, is intended to enhance the subsidiary's access to credit from international lenders without immediate cash outflow from the parent company. This move is part of SWREL's strategy to expand its presence in African renewable energy markets, where there is a growing demand for grid-scale solar projects. The company aims to capitalize on the increasing efforts to diversify energy supply and attract private capital for infrastructure development across the continent.