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[ October 2, 2025 ] Ukraine’s Bombing of Russian Refineries is bad for the Environment CO2 & GHG
[ October 2, 2025 ] Eni Agrees to Build $7.2 Billion LNG Export Plant in Mozambique Finance
[ October 2, 2025 ] The Gas Turbine Shortage: Is It a Good Thing for the Environment? AI
[ October 2, 2025 ] What the U.S. Government Shutdown Means for the U.S. Energy Markets AI
[ October 2, 2025 ] Restart and Overview of the Iraq-Turkey Oil Pipeline Crude Oil News
[ October 2, 2025 ] Berkshire Hathaway Inc. to Acquire OxyChem: A Strategic Move in Energy and Chemicals Downstream
[ October 2, 2025 ] Department of Energy Cancels Another $7.6 Billion in Energy Project Funding Climate Crisis
[ October 2, 2025 ] Texas used twice as much energy as California and three times as much as Florida in 2023 Coal
[ October 1, 2025 ] Automakers are scrambling to unload lingering EVs. Is the Energy Transition stalled or just poorly implemented? – Doug Sheridan Electric Vehicles
[ October 1, 2025 ] Wall Street Rediscovers Oil and Gas after Trump’s Trounce on Climate and Green Energy at the UN Big Oil Companies

Abilene Christian University Taking Lead in Molten Salt Nuclear Reactor Research

September 25, 2023 Mariel Alumit

One of the nation’s smaller private universities, situated in a former hub city for cattle drives in northern Texas way more than a century ago, is building itself into a key center for advanced nuclear […]

City of Abilene: Could take ‘some time’ to restore water, even after power comes back – now a health problem for citizens

February 16, 2021 Stu Turley

Energy News Beat Publishers Note: We talked with an Abiline City resident, and he told us that this is a huge problem for their neighbors. There a lot of apartments with families that won’t have […]

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