A pumpjack east of Andrews, Texas, in the heart of the state's Permian Basin, the region's primary oil and gas production area, stands in an area where fossil fuel giant Chevron is launching a move ...

Chevron has selected West Texas to be the home of its first natural gas power project in support of the growing demands of AI data centers. The Houston-based oil major said Wednesday during an ...

An Irish energy infrastructure manufacturer focused on data centers has established its first U.S. plant in James City County, a $5.225 million investment expected to create 250 jobs within the next ...

PHOENIX – Arizona Public Service (APS) revealed plans Thursday for a natural gas power plant to help meet the growing demand for energy from data centers without denting other customers’ wallets. The ...

Arizona Public Service Co. wants to build a new natural gas plant near Gila Bend. The plant will be built in two phases. One will meet rising statewide energy demand. The other will serve power-hungry ...

NEW YORK, Oct 23 (Reuters) - Google (GOOGL.O), opens new tab has entered into the first corporate agreement to buy electricity from a U.S. power plant using carbon capture and storage in a deal to ...

Google has entered into a deal to purchase electricity from a U.S. power plant that uses carbon capture and storage technology to fuel its Midwest data centers. Big tech companies like Google have ...

An Nvidia NVDA1.37%increase; green up pointing triangle-backed AI startup is planning to build a massive data-center complex with CoreWeave CRWV 4.21%increase; green up pointing triangle that is ...

What looks to be Tesla’s long-rumored “more affordable model” has been spotted testing on a highway, without any camouflage. But before you get too excited, it’s just a Model Y with some cheaper parts ...

NIPSCO created a separate company called NIPSCO Generation LLC (GenCo) to serve data centers to protect its existing customers from higher bills. The northern Indiana utility NIPSCO plans to build a ...

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