Conventional Fuels

High Gas Prices Plague Pacific Northwest, Relief in Sight
Conventional Fuels High Gas Prices Plague Pacific Northwest, Relief in Sight

In the Pacific Northwest, particularly in Oregon and Washington, drivers are grappling with some of the highest gas prices in the United States, a persistent issue that continues to frustrate residents and strain their budgets. Washington leads the nation with an average price of $4.66 per gallon,

New US Fusion Project Uses Plasma Jets to Bypass Lasers
Conventional Fuels New US Fusion Project Uses Plasma Jets to Bypass Lasers

In a world hungry for clean, sustainable energy solutions, a groundbreaking initiative at Los Alamos National Laboratory (LANL) in the United States is capturing attention with its bold approach to nuclear fusion. Known as the Plasma Liner Experiment (PLX), this project is charting a new course by

How Will Hydrogen Trucks Shape Clean Transport by 2034?
Conventional Fuels How Will Hydrogen Trucks Shape Clean Transport by 2034?

Imagine a world where the rumble of heavy-duty trucks no longer comes with a cloud of diesel exhaust, where freight corridors hum with vehicles powered by a clean, zero-emission fuel. This vision is rapidly becoming reality as hydrogen fuel cell trucks emerge as a transformative force in the

Russia's Oil and Gas Revenue Plunges 23% in September
Conventional Fuels Russia's Oil and Gas Revenue Plunges 23% in September

Imagine a nation heavily reliant on a single economic lifeline, only to see that lifeline fray under intense pressure, and in 2025, Russia faces a staggering 23% year-on-year drop in oil and gas revenue for September. This critical blow to a budget that funds up to a quarter of its state

Fisk Plant Demolition Sparks Environmental Justice Concerns
Conventional Fuels Fisk Plant Demolition Sparks Environmental Justice Concerns

In the heart of Pilsen, a neighborhood along the South Branch of the Chicago River, a significant industrial transformation is stirring both anticipation and apprehension among residents, as the proposed demolition of 13 structures at the former Fisk coal-fired power plant has become a flashpoint

Is Fast-Tracking Coal Mining in Wyoming a Risky Move?
Conventional Fuels Is Fast-Tracking Coal Mining in Wyoming a Risky Move?

In the heart of southwest Wyoming, a significant decision has recently unfolded that could shape the future of energy production and environmental policy in the region for decades to come, sparking intense debate. The federal government, under the Trump administration, has greenlit an expansion of

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