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Nuclear

‘It’ll take more’: CFS nets another $1B to chase nuclear fusion dream

Commonwealth Fusion Systems has now raised a total of $4B to commercialize its nuclear fusion technology. It aims to bring its pilot reactor online next year.

By Alexander C. Kaufman . 30 July 2026
Corporate procurement

Trump admin bans ‘new’ foreign-made inverters. What does that mean?

A just-issued national security ban appears to exclude existing inverters for solar and battery projects — but future models could face restrictions, experts say.

By Jeff St. John . 29 July 2026
Batteries

Biggest battery east of the Mississippi will help power AI complex

The 1-GWh battery project in Ohio will help suppress power prices and reduce grid strain from a nearby data center hub. The region could use a lot more systems like it.

By Julian Spector . 29 July 2026
Canary Media Daily

Today's headlines: U.S. bans foreign inverters, New York debunks solar myths, and more

By Kathryn Krawczyk . 29 July 2026
Western Energy News

Avangrid cancels contested solar project in Washington

By Jonathan P. Thompson . 29 July 2026
Midwest Energy News

Coal boost threatens Indiana drinking water

By Andy Balaskovitz . 29 July 2026
Southeast Energy News

How Texas survived the heat wave

By Kathryn Krawczyk . 29 July 2026
Northeast Energy News

New York solar not actually destroying prime farmland

By Sarah Shemkus . 29 July 2026
Clean energy

The US clean energy boom will continue to 2030. Then things get hazy.

Despite Trump’s attacks, renewables are set for big growth over the next few years, a new Rhodium Group study says. Whether it lasts depends on some key variables.

By Julian Spector . 29 July 2026
Fossil fuels

EPA proposals to keep Indiana coal going would threaten drinking water

Gutting Biden-era protections would help dirty plants run longer in the historically coal-centric state, despite big environmental risks.

By Kari Lydersen . 29 July 2026