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[ January 24, 2026 ] AI and Data Centers Spark Innovation – Like Retired Military Aircraft Engines for Energy AI
[ January 24, 2026 ] Gov Newsom Under Fire yet Again as Shell Closes 1,100 Gas Stations, Causing Hardship on Citizens Downstream
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[ January 22, 2026 ] The EU Will Thank President Trump for Forcing Them To Stand On Their Own – Or They Will Fail. ENB Pub Note
[ January 22, 2026 ] Trump Takes Aim at Britain’s Net Zero Agenda in Davos Tirade Climate Crisis
[ January 22, 2026 ] Post Maduro Capture, Venezuela Is Not the Only Reason to Own Oil Field Services Stocks Big Oil Companies

AI and Data Centers Spark Innovation – Like Retired Military Aircraft Engines for Energy

January 24, 2026 Clark Savage

The explosive growth of artificial intelligence (AI) and data centers is reshaping the energy landscape, demanding unprecedented levels of power that traditional grids and supply chains are struggling to meet. With AI workloads requiring massive […]

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