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Sorting through the rhetoric tied to energy issues is difficult. My intention is to share articles that address a wide range of energy topics & issues.

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@IEA
International Energy Agency
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Conventional geothermal is limited to rare, shallow hotspots, meeting only ~1% of global electricity demand today Next-generation geothermal aims to overcome this by drilling deeper & accessing hard-to-reach heat, opening the door to wider deployment 👉 https://t.co/qlXB1jKiRi
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@NRCgov
NRC
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We’ve signed a new interagency Memorandum of Understanding with @ENERGY to strengthen information sharing and safety research for nuclear facilities. https://t.co/EEYPNKTCvt
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@ftenergy
FT Energy
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US natural gas prices soar to highest level in three years after winter storm
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Jump expected to push up consumer bills as White House faces criticism it has failed to deliver on affordability
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@EnergyInDepth
Energy In Depth
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New pipelines are unlocking Haynesville #naturalgas to meet surging LNG demand. Strategic infrastructure investment pays off by delivering reliable energy exactly where it's needed. https://t.co/fmsdojKHp2
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Haynesville natural gas production is heading back to record levels thanks to growing LNG demand and new pipelines designed to move gas from north to south in Louisiana. In today’s RBN blog, we’ll...
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@ColumbiaUEnergy
Center on Global Energy Policy
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🎧 As a major winter storm threatens parts of the US, CGEP fellow @joshdr83 explains why extreme cold poses unique challenges for the Texas power grid—and what's changed since 2021—in an interview with @NPR's @MorningEdition. https://t.co/NM7t6uBEIQ
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Snow and possibly icy conditions are forecasted for several Southern states, including Texas, this weekend.
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@JavierBlas
Javier Blas
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CHART OF THE DAY: US electricity generation mix on Sunday Jan 25th (full day data via @EIAgov). Gas accounted for 41%; coal added 22%, and oil a further 2%, for a total from fossil fuels of 65%. Of course, it is a snapshot, although captures a full day.
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@NatLabRockies
National Laboratory of the Rockies
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The 2025 U.S. Geothermal Market Report is now available, offering an in-depth update on the state of geothermal energy. Explore the interactive web version and the full National Laboratory of the Rockies report: https://t.co/gClgD8vCAF
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@TimMLatimer
Tim Latimer
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New geothermal map just released. That’s a lot of red. (Red is good)
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@APIenergy
American Petroleum Institute
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Every day, millions of hardworking Americans in the oil and natural gas industry power our homes, our economy and our way of life.
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@Readygov
Readygov
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When preparing for a severe winter storm, consider that power may go out for many days. Outages during severe cold can be especially difficult. Stay safe: - Close & seal windows & doors - Don’t use a gas stove for heat - Run generators outside - Have a plan for medicine/devices
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@Readygov
Readygov
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If you lose power due to the severe winter storm, make sure you know how to use a generator safely! Never use a generator in a wet area. Do not fuel a generator when it is running. Always connect generators to appliances with heavy-duty extension cords. https://t.co/90Q7iO1qRv
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@ColumbiaUEnergy
Center on Global Energy Policy
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Venezuela holds ~70% of Latin America's natural gas reserves but much of it goes unused. 💻 In our latest #EnergyExplained blog post, CGEP's Luisa Palacios, @diegorivota & @ira_joseph examine how more efficient use of Venezuela's natural gas could strengthen regional energy
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@pvmagazine
pv magazine
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Solar met 61% of US electricity demand growth in 2025: A record-breaking year for solar generation and a leap in battery capacity have shifted the US energy landscape, turning solar into a primary workhorse… https://t.co/lsCRTAFH26 #Photovoltaics #EnergyStorage #RenewableEnergy
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@IEA
International Energy Agency
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AI has the potential to transform the energy sector in the coming decade, driving a surge in electricity demand from data centres globally. In our new video, IEA's @ThomasASpencer explores what AI means for energy – and vice versa. Watch it in full 👉 https://t.co/iv0Y5bKToJ
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@TheEnergyGang
Energy Gang
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Check out Bridget's first episode as interim host of @InterchangeShow, featuring our host @Ed_Crooks. Together, they look into 2026 energy predictions and how AI is changing energy demand, policy priorities and investment decisions. Listen now:
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woodmac.com
AI is reshaping global energy demand in 2026, driving data centre growth, grid constraints and a race for reliable, affordable power. Bridget Van Dorsten and Ed Crooks explore energy security, AI...
@InterchangeShow
Interchange Recharged
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We’re excited to welcome Bridget van Dorsten as the interim host of Interchange Recharged. Bridget kicks things off with 2026 energy predictions, joined by @Ed_Crooks, host of @TheEnergyGang. Listen now and follow us to see where she takes the pod: https://t.co/YrroplHTjT
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@NRECANews
NRECA
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A major winter storm is expected to impact a wide swath of the country. Electric cooperatives are preparing now, staging crews, coordinating mutual aid, and monitoring conditions to respond as safely and quickly as possible. Check back here for outage and restoration updates.
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@EnergyTopics
EnergyTopics
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Solar farms are booming in the US and putting thousands of hungry sheep to work
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@EnergyTopics
EnergyTopics
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Nuclear is a carbon-free energy source that is more reliable than other types of power. Source: Yahoo News
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Nuclear is a carbon-free energy source that is more reliable than other types of power.
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@EnergyTopics
EnergyTopics
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Wind power has a waste problem that has been difficult to solve. Turbine blades made from a new plant-based material could make them recyclable.
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nytimes.com
Wind power has a waste problem that has been difficult to solve. Turbine blades made from a new plant-based material could make them recyclable.
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