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Your Weekly Energy News Roundup Stay up to date with the latest energy news! US ENERGY UPDATE | December 5, 2024 View this email in your browser 'Landman' Sparks Controversy Over Texas' Renewable Energy The reaction to the episode was so strong that Jeff Clark, president of Advanced Power Alliance, an organization that advocates for renewable energy like wind and solar that works with the State of Texas, made a comprehensive rebuttal.  Read More  Texas Could Become a Major Producer of Another Source of Renewable Energy The Lone Star State already has an operational infrastructure for green hydrogen – a clean energy source made through electrolysis, a process that involves splitting water molecules into hydrogen and oxygen without producing harmful carbon emissions – according to Michael McElroy, a professor of environmental studies at Harvard University and author of the study. Green hydrogen has the potential to decarbonize up to 25% of global energy-related carbon dioxide emissions, according to the U.S. Department of Energy. Read More  Georgia Power Says Data Center Growth Will Cause Electricity Demands to Triple in Next Decade According to Georgia Power’s projections, the company’s projected 12,000 megawatts load growth will triple by the mid-2030, which is consistent with the state’s consistently upward trending economic prospects the company cites as it requests a significant expansion of its energy capacity. Read More Lexington Looks at Increasing Use of Solar Energy The city of Lexington is actively investigating solar energy and its potential for Lexington while an internal group is also evaluating how city government is using solar now, and establishing priorities for the future, according to Mayor Kinda Gorton. Read More Trump’s Energy Agenda Can Make America Affordable Again Energy is the lifeblood of the modern world, powering everything from our homes to our military. Without reliable fuel, our armed forces are left vulnerable. We need oil, gas, and nuclear power to keep our jets in the air, our ships at sea, and our bases operational. Electric vehicle technology may hold promise for the future, but it’s not ready to replace diesel tanks or gasoline-powered vehicles on the battlefield.  Read More Subscribe to the US Energy Update The US Energy Update was created to keep the public informed about the wide range of energy news which comes from the diverse and fast-paced energy industry. Our mission is to provide a compendium of interesting and insightful news relevant to energy industry professionals and observers.   Subscribe Today Copyright © 2024 US Energy Update, All rights reserved. Want to change how you receive these emails? You can update your preferences or unsubscribe from this list.

Your Weekly Energy News Roundup Stay up to date with the latest energy news! US ENERGY UPDATE | December 5, 2024 View this email in your browser 'Landman' Sparks Controversy Over Texas' Renewable Energy The reaction to the episode was so strong that Jeff Clark, president of Advanced Power Alliance, an organization that advocates for renewable energy like wind and solar that works with the State of Texas, made a comprehensive rebuttal.  Read More  Texas Could Become a Major Producer of Another Source of Renewable Energy The Lone Star State already has an operational infrastructure for green hydrogen – a clean energy source made through electrolysis, a process that involves splitting water molecules into hydrogen and oxygen without producing harmful carbon emissions – according to Michael McElroy, a professor of environmental studies at Harvard University and author of the study. Green hydrogen has the potential to decarbonize up to 25% of global energy-related carbon dioxide emissions, according to the U.S. Department of Energy. Read More  Georgia Power Says Data Center Growth Will Cause Electricity Demands to Triple in Next Decade According to Georgia Power’s projections, the company’s projected 12,000 megawatts load growth will triple by the mid-2030, which is consistent with the state’s consistently upward trending economic prospects the company cites as it requests a significant expansion of its energy capacity. Read More Lexington Looks at Increasing Use of Solar Energy The city of Lexington is actively investigating solar energy and its potential for Lexington while an internal group is also evaluating how city government is using solar now, and establishing priorities for the future, according to Mayor Kinda Gorton. Read More Trump’s Energy Agenda Can Make America Affordable Again Energy is the lifeblood of the modern world, powering everything from our homes to our military. Without reliable fuel, our armed forces are left vulnerable. We need oil, gas, and nuclear power to keep our jets in the air, our ships at sea, and our bases operational. Electric vehicle technology may hold promise for the future, but it’s not ready to replace diesel tanks or gasoline-powered vehicles on the battlefield.  Read More Subscribe to the US Energy Update The US Energy Update was created to keep the public informed about the wide range of energy news which comes from the diverse and fast-paced energy industry. Our mission is to provide a compendium of interesting and insightful news relevant to energy industry professionals and observers.   Subscribe Today Copyright © 2024 US Energy Update, All rights reserved. Want to change how you receive these emails? You can update your preferences or unsubscribe from this list.


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US ENERGY UPDATE | December 5, 2024 View this email in your browser




‘Landman’ Sparks Controversy Over Texas’ Renewable Energy

The reaction to the episode was so strong that Jeff Clark, president of Advanced Power Alliance, an organization that advocates for renewable energy like wind and solar that works with the State of Texas, made a comprehensive rebuttal. 

Read More 



Texas Could Become a Major Producer of Another Source of Renewable Energy

The Lone Star State already has an operational infrastructure for green hydrogen – a clean energy source made through electrolysis, a process that involves splitting water molecules into hydrogen and oxygen without producing harmful carbon emissions – according to Michael McElroy, a professor of environmental studies at Harvard University and author of the study. Green hydrogen has the potential to decarbonize up to 25% of global energy-related carbon dioxide emissions, according to the U.S. Department of Energy.

Read More 



Georgia Power Says Data Center Growth Will Cause Electricity Demands to Triple in Next Decade

According to Georgia Power’s projections, the company’s projected 12,000 megawatts load growth will triple by the mid-2030, which is consistent with the state’s consistently upward trending economic prospects the company cites as it requests a significant expansion of its energy capacity.

Read More



Lexington Looks at Increasing Use of Solar Energy

The city of Lexington is actively investigating solar energy and its potential for Lexington while an internal group is also evaluating how city government is using solar now, and establishing priorities for the future, according to Mayor Kinda Gorton.

Read More



Trump’s Energy Agenda Can Make America Affordable Again

Energy is the lifeblood of the modern world, powering everything from our homes to our military. Without reliable fuel, our armed forces are left vulnerable. We need oil, gas, and nuclear power to keep our jets in the air, our ships at sea, and our bases operational. Electric vehicle technology may hold promise for the future, but it’s not ready to replace diesel tanks or gasoline-powered vehicles on the battlefield. 

Read More





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