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Southern CEO on gas, nuclear and being 'technology agnostic' - Vimarsana News

Southern CEO on gas, nuclear and being 'technology agnostic'

In an interview, Tom Fanning lays out his views on how the federal government can help the U.S. energy sector evolve.

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Biden raised fees on oil companies. But drillers might not pay - Vimarsana News

Biden raised fees on oil companies. But drillers might not pay

The Biden administration is hiking the royalty rates that companies pay to extract oil and gas from public lands, framing the move as a balance between better returns for taxpayers and new drilling opportunities for energy companies.

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Musk: Metal shortages threatening Tesla's growth - Vimarsana News

Musk: Metal shortages threatening Tesla's growth

Tesla Inc.’s existing plants are running below capacity because of supply shortages that could hobble growth of electric vehicles for a long time to come.

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Q&A: Meet the CEO who wants to use CO2 to store power - Vimarsana News

Q&A: Meet the CEO who wants to use CO2 to store power

Claudio Spadacini spoke from the BNEF Summit in New York City, where his company, Energy Dome, had been named one of 12 pioneering energy companies.

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Can gas be fossil free? This utility says it can - Vimarsana News

Can gas be fossil free? This utility says it can

National Grid announced yesterday that it will remove natural gas from its distribution system by 2050, relying instead on a combination of biomethane, hydrogen and electrification to heat buildings in the northeastern United States.

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