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Renewables, Led By Solar, Were Largest Source of Energy Supply Growth Globally in 2025

By PI News Feed on July 13, 2026

I wrote about the 75th edition of the Statistical Review of World Energy a few days ago with some bad news, that the US accounted for 47% of the world’s CO2 emissions growth […]

The POWER Interview: Mainspring Looks to Make Linear Generators Mainstream

By PI News Feed on July 13, 2026

Tom Linebarger, the new CEO at Mainspring Energy who spent 30 years at Cummins, where he also served as CEO, provides POWER with insight about Mainspring and why the time is right […]

Renewable Energy Beats Fossil Fuels On Speed-To-Power (Shocker!)

By PI News Feed on July 13, 2026

The 19th "Levelized Cost of Energy+" from the leading asset manager Lazard makes a strong case for renewable energy, particularly wind and solar. The post Renewable Energy Beats Fossil Fuels On Speed-To-Power […]

America’s Biggest Utility Sees Blackouts Ahead

By PI News Feed on July 13, 2026

The CEO of America’s largest utility, EXELON, foresees blackouts in the US in 2027. To boost power supply Calvin Butler wants states to allow his utility to build new power plants. Opponents […]

Two Geothermal Bets Are Starting to Undercut Nuclear on Cost

By PI News Feed on July 13, 2026

While the Trump administration keeps pushing domestic energy addition through funding vehicles and executive orders aimed at grid reliability and AI-driven demand growth, two next-generation geothermal developers just posted updates that move […]

Tesla’s Profit Per Vehicle Has Been Dropping Significantly

By PI News Feed on July 12, 2026

I just saw the headline “Tesla’s profit per vehicle drops 40%, within Toyota’s striking range.” Now, I’m not sure why this came out as news at the moment, as it’s been a […]

LNG Made Up 45 Percent of EU Gas Imports in 2025

By PI News Feed on July 11, 2026

Liquefied natural gas (LNG) accounted for 131 billion cubic meters (4.63 trillion cubic feet) or 45 percent of gas imported by European Union countries last year, an official report said Monday. LNG’s […]

IEA warns of petrol and diesel supply crunch

By PI News Feed on July 11, 2026

Refineries in Gulf and Russia hit by impact of wars, while global consumption has remained high via Financial Times – Oil & Gas industry https://ift.tt/1mTweQa

EU’s solar and wind growing ‘far too slowly’ to meet 2030 target – report

By PI News Feed on July 11, 2026

Although in absolute terms, combined wind and solar additions were on track, with around 70GW added in 2024, the report said this growth was skewed towards solar at 57.5GW. Wind deployments in […]

Solar Set to Rule World’s Power Supply: Three Things to Know

By PI News Feed on July 11, 2026

Solar is set to oust coal as the leading generator of electricity within six years, BloombergNEF finds in its latest energy transition outlook, despite a first ever slight dip in installations in […]

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