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Baker Hughes and H&P Collaborate to Advance U.S. Geothermal Development

Baker Hughes  and Helmerich & Payne, Inc. have announced a strategic collaboration to support geothermal exploration and development in the United States, including the contracting of a land drilling rig dedicated to geothermal activity.

How Do Microgrids Compare to Traditional Energy Solutions for Distribution Centers?

Modern distribution centers depend on continuous power to support robotics, automated conveyors, warehouse management systems and real-time logistics platforms. Even short disruptions can delay shipments, damage sensitive equipment and interrupt supply chain operations.

SunHydrogen installs improved hydrogen modules at Austin pilot

Renewable hydrogen technology specialists SunHydrogen have announced the successful installation of hydrogen modules, built with its latest design improvements, at its pilot demonstration system at the University of Texas at Austin’s Hydrogen ProtoHub.

HutanBio and Utopia World Investment Sign Strategic MoU to Scale Sustainable Fuels in Oman

HutanBio has signed a strategic Memorandum of Understanding with Oman’s Utopia World Investment (UWI) and Wakud International. 

Biogas Americas 2026 Breaks Records Again

The American Biogas Council (ABC) announced that its BIOGAS AMERICAS 2026 tradeshow broke its exhibit hall size record with more than 35,000 square feet of booths, reaffirming its status as North America’s largest conference and tradeshow dedicated to biogas and renewable natural gas.

Hitachi Energy and Volvo CE collaborate to accelerate zero-emission construction sites

Electrification specialist Hitachi Energy and construction machinery manufacturer Volvo Construction Equipment (Volvo CE), have signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) to collaborate on developing end-to-end approaches that support the deployment of zero-emission construction sites.

What Elongated Erratic Storm Patterns Mean for an Evolving Energy Grid

Due to climate change, storms that used to be rare events are now occurring more frequently. With inadequate preparation, they can become an immediate concern and cause power outages. The country’s aging energy grid may be ill-equipped to handle such unprecedented stress.

Germany
Viessmann heat pump network delivers grid balancing – with three years of real-world data

Intelligent climate and energy solutions specialist Viessmann Climate Solutions – part of Carrier Global Corporation - has completed a landmark pilot project in Germany that demonstrates heat pumps can be used as active participants in electricity grid balancing: operating automatically, at scale, and without affecting household comfort.

UK Government must lean on green energy to ease impact on billpayers say Eco Experts

Eco Experts’ Home Energy Expert Max Schwerdtfeger says the government must lean on renewable energy to ease the impact on household energy bills across the UK after news that the energy price cap will rise by 13 percent, meaning bills are set to increase to £1,862 per year for the average dual fuel UK household from 1st July.

Israel
Airengy to establish solar energy and storage projects for Nofar Energy Israel

Airengy has announced it has signed a framework agreement with Nofar Energy Israel Ltd for a joint venture in the field of solar installations on sports courts and parking lots, combined with energy storage systems.

Eelpower Energy acquires Stoneworthy battery storage project in Devon from RES

Eelpower Energy, backed by Equitix, Aware Super and the National Wealth Fund, has completed its fourth asset acquisition with the purchase of the 50 MW/100 MWh Stoneworthy battery energy storage project in Devon from RES, construction of which is due to commence in 2027 with commercial operations expected to start in 2028.

Puget Sound Energy Signs Contract to Acquire More Wind Energy

Puget Sound Energy (PSE) continues to expand its clean energy portfolio with a long-term power purchase agreement with Avangrid for the 199.5 MW Big Horn I Wind Project in Klickitat County, Washington.

Does Solar Make Sense for Your Business? 

Switching to solar energy represents a major strategic decision for any company. The choice involves far more than environmental responsibility. Business owners must evaluate physical feasibility, analyze costs, integrate the investment into long-term budgets and assess potential returns through tax incentives. A thorough examination of these factors determines whether solar makes financial and operational sense.

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