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Researchers at the U.S. Department of Energy’s Princeton Plasma Physics Laboratory have cleared a significant hurdle in the pursuit of commercial fusion energy. In a paper published in Nature Communications in May 2024, lead author SangKyeun Kim and colleagues report that machine...

The Bureau of Land Management opened a 45-day public comment period on June 1, 2026, on a proposed sale of roughly three acres of federal land in Cameron Parish, Louisiana, to Cameron Land Ventures LLC, an affiliate of Venture Global LNG. The comment window closes July 16, 2026.

The parcel is earmarked for an LNG liquefaction and export hub that has already entered fed...

Coal-fired power generation held a consistent profitability advantage over natural gas generation across the MISO region in the first four months of 2026, according to new data from the U.S. Energy Information Administration. Measured by dark and spark spreads — standard indicators of how much revenue generators earn above their fuel costs — coal outpaced natural gas every mo...

The American Nuclear Society’s Annual Conference opened this week in Denver, Colorado, under the theme “Net Out and Power Up” — and the room it drew matched the ambition of that tagline. Keynote speakers ranged from ANS leadership and the NRC chairman to the director general of ITER, fusion lab directors, and a senior Department of Energy official, all addressing an audience ...

In June 2026, nuclear project management firm MATRIX published guidance on what it calls the “execution gap” — the persistent disconnect between how nuclear construction projects are planned and how they actually unfold in the field. The firm’s central claim: embedding field-experienced professionals directly into client and vendor teams can improve coordination, safety, sche...