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Friday, September 4, 2026

Features of the week

DOE Backs a Faster Future for America’s Hydropower Industry

New research projects aim to make the complex licensing process quicker, less costly, and easier to manage while supporting the long-term operation of hydropower facilitiesWashington, D.C., 1 September 2026 – Hydropower has been an important part of the US...

Woodside Resets Energy Strategy as Clean Energy Plans Take a Back Seat

Australia’s major energy producer is ending its long-term clean energy investment target while placing greater focus on its core oil and gas operations Perth, Australia, 25 August 2026 – Woodside Energy is changing the direction of its energy strategy, moving...

California Power Hour Plan Puts Free Electricity in Focus

Proposal aims to help eligible households cut energy bills by offering up to two hours of free electricity during peak solar generation Sacramento, California, August 18, 2026 – A proposal to give qualifying California households up to two hours of...

Niterra Puts the Brakes on U.S. Auto Components Business

Japanese manufacturer exits Wells automotive operation as it refocuses on mobility, semiconductors, environmental solutions, and energy technologies Nagoya, Japan, 11 August 2026 – Niterra Co., Ltd., the Japanese manufacturer formerly known as NGK Spark Plug, is making a significant change...

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We are braver than we feel: a time in need of courageous leaders

Courage the Cowardly Dog was a surreal series about a pink dog named Courage who lived in a state of near-constant fear, whether the danger was real or imagined. In each episode some supernatural, alien, or threat descended on...

Workplace Sustainability: from reporting compliance to enhanced workplace experience

How does the physical workplace influence climate action? It's a question worth asking, and one I like to open with when speaking about corporate sustainability.When companies receive a mandate to execute a sustainability agenda, the conversation usually centers on...

Why Europe’s New Energy System Needs Open Standards

Europe is expanding a new energy system. Wind and solar capacity is growing faster than the fossil generation it's replacing ever did, and smart meters, batteries and flexible assets are turning what used to be a one-way grid into...

The Strategic Case for Solar is Getting Harder to Ignore

The conflict in the Middle East has reminded the world of something it keeps having to relearn. When oil and gas supply is disrupted, everyone pays. Prices surge, supply chains buckle, and governments that spent years talking about long-term...