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[ December 26, 2025 ] Venezuela Never Paid Back Debt Owed to ExxonMobil and ConocoPhillips Exploration and Production
[ December 26, 2025 ] Zelenskiy Expects to Meet with Trump Sunday in Florida Crude Oil News
[ December 25, 2025 ] Oil Prices Hold as Markets Realign to Supply and Demand in 2026 Crude Oil News
[ December 24, 2025 ] California Gas Set to Rip Past $5 on the Road to $8 and $10 Gasoline and Diesel Diesel
[ December 24, 2025 ] Virginia-based Utility Dominion Energy May Be Hit as Investors Eye This Week’s Offshore Wind Cancellations Earnings
[ December 24, 2025 ] GE Vernova Inc: Supplier to Vineyard Wind Looking at Its Books After This Week’s Trump Administration Cancellation of Projects Earnings
[ December 24, 2025 ] U.S. Fossil-Fuel Power Plants Delay Retirement as AI Power Demand Soars AI
[ December 23, 2025 ] Sanctioned Tankers Load Venezuelan Oil Despite US Pressure Crude Oil News
[ December 23, 2025 ] Oil Glut and Surging Barrels at Sea Have Spooked Oil Traders and the Market, but Is This Market Dysfunction Rather Than a Glut? Crude Oil News
[ December 22, 2025 ] U.S. Department of Energy to Return $13 Billion to the Treasury and a clear definition of green energy is needed. Electrical Generation / Utilities

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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