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Last Updated: March 15, 2026 at 08:00 AM
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The Epstein War Breathes New Life Into EU Green Hydrogen Schemes

Summary

A unique green hydrogen electrolyser system is being showcased in Spain, designed to run on off-grid solar power and contribute to the country's sustainable H2 export plans. The system has the potential to breathe new life into EU green hydrogen schemes. It is expected to play a role in Europe's efforts to reduce greenhouse gas emissions.
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US aims for 5 GW more from existing nuclear

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The US Department of Energy aims to increase nuclear energy production by 5 GW by 2029 through measures such as extended operating lifespans, power uprates, and restarting closed facilities. This goal is part of the Utility Power Reactor Incremental Scaling Effort initiative. The plan targets additional capacity from existing nuclear reactors.
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Dominion Energy Falls Into The “Dispatchable” Trap Over Data Center Power

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Dominion Energy is facing backlash for prioritizing dispatchable power, a type of energy that can be turned on and off as needed, over renewable sources to meet the growing demand for data center power. This decision has sparked debate over who should pay for the increased energy costs. The company's stance is part of a larger discussion about who should bear the burden of powering data centers across America.
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Speed-to-Power: Energy Strategy in the Age of AI

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The global energy landscape is shifting towards execution speed as a key competitive variable, with oil and natural gas fundamentals separating from other industries. As AI becomes increasingly prevalent, companies are adopting energy strategies that prioritize speed-to-power, recognizing the importance of rapid decision-making in the face of volatile geopolitics. This shift towards speed highlights the need for agile and adaptable energy management systems.
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Jackery Early Spring sale drops 5,040Wh+ Explorer 5000 Plus power station to new $2,659 low, Lectric one-day e-bike flash sale, more

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Jackery's Early Spring Sale has dropped the 5,040Wh+ Explorer 5000 Plus Portable Power Station to a new low price of $2,659. Lectric is also offering a one-day-only Friday the 13th Blackout flash sale on e-bikes starting at $899 with a free mystery gift. EcoFlow's latest 72-hour flash sale offers discounts on portable power stations, including the DELTA 3 Portable Power Station with a 110W solar panel at a new low price of $559.
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First San'ao unit connected to the grid

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Unit 1 of the San'ao nuclear power plant has begun supplying electricity to the grid, marking a milestone for China's Hualong One reactor. The first of six HPR1000 reactors planned for the site in Zhejiang province, this connection is a significant step forward for the country's nuclear energy expansion.
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How China Is Avoiding The Straits Of Hormuz Curse

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China has reduced its dependence on imported oil by building renewable energy resources, thus avoiding potential disruptions caused by the closure of the Strait of Hormuz. This strategic move includes investments in wind and solar power to meet China's growing energy demands. By diversifying its energy sources, China is able to mitigate risks associated with reliance on international oil imports.
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Can this new coalition help bring down energy costs? – This Week in Cleantech

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A new coalition of companies, including Google and Tesla, aims to optimize underutilized energy capacity in the US power grid, potentially reducing energy costs. The coalition seeks to improve the efficiency of energy transmission and distribution through advanced technologies. By doing so, it may help lower energy prices for consumers.
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‘You need a clear RFQ to get clear offers’: Procuring BESS at scale with European IPP R.Power

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European IPP R.power finds that having a clear Request for Proposal (RFQ) is essential to receiving clear offers on solar-plus-storage projects, enabling them to scale up BESS deployments efficiently. The company emphasizes the importance of establishing a well-defined RFQ process to guide bidders and ensure they provide realistic bids. A well-crafted RFQ allows R.power to evaluate and compare offers from multiple technology providers effectively.
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