Alternative Energy

Work on three foul water treatment facilities is due to begin in early 2027 and run for two years; the Oct. 9 announcement gives no contract value.

Brazil's ANP awarded 462.4 square kilometres, with work due over three years on a marginal field and six years on exploration blocks.

Absentee ballots closed Oct. 6; the Oct. 7 results showed shareholders approved the SNURDC transaction but did not approve the Uranium One proposal.

An unnamed MISO Zone 6 utility will buy Merom capacity and contingent power from June 2029, with part of the revenue tied to forward prices.

PEJ instructed Westinghouse to begin ordering long lead components for the first Lubiatowo-Kopalino unit as wider EPC terms remain under negotiation.

Three lithium carbonate and three phosphoric acid sources passed pilot checks; a Canadian iron oxide source is advancing toward tonne-scale validation.

In docket EB-2026-0164, the utility forecasts transmission rate base rising from C$19.2B in 2028 to C$28.5B in 2032.

Hole CS26-096 also cut 101.6 metres at 1.02 per cent lithium oxide entirely outside the conceptual pit shell used in April's resource estimate.

Chevron's DJ Basin service agreements and revised Bakken contracts run through 2045; lower Bakken tariffs apply from 2027 through 2033.

The 120,000-square-foot hub consolidates stock from Barrie; the Oct. 7 opening notice gives no Orillia rate-base allocation.

Preliminary results of Rock Tech's ongoing definitive feasibility study use a Red Rock design capacity of about 30,000 tonnes of lithium salts a year.

Wedgemount’s three-year option ended with no termination payment, removing a route to C$4M in staged exploration spending.

Shell guides Integrated Gas production at 740,000 to 780,000 boe/d and expects lower Marketing adjusted earnings.

Black Hills plans US$1.8B of gas generation at Cheyenne Prairie, with energy service for Google's data centre due in late 2027.

Funding for three plants depends on DOE conditions; Vistra's first extended uprate filing is planned for 2029.

Constellation says the upgrades represent more than US$4.3B of investment across 11 units, with the first increment expected by 2028.

Canadian Utilities Class A holders other than ATCO would receive Emera shares, while ATCO holders would also get stock in a planned spinoff.

Gov. Abigail Spanberger filed to participate in Virginia's merger case, citing affordability, jobs and clean-energy concerns.

Prodigy and two First Nations chose BANR, but BWXT disclosed no contract value and has yet to sign a definitive development agreement.

A five-day shutdown reduced September deliveries, while the upgraded UPGN-Caburé plant can process more Murucututu gas.

The exchange cited a US$15M market value rule; ESS says shares remain in holders' accounts and plans to request review.

E.ON expects to match the EU grid grant with nearly HUF230B of its own spending across a four-year network program.

The proposed truck-to-rail handoff at Matagami still needs a commercial contract, with service pricing and upgrade contributions to be negotiated.

The four-year plan covers existing lines in three states, but Entergy has given no installation start date or full project budget.

Minnesota's attorney general says Xcel has not shown its Google agreement protects other customers from service and stranded costs.

The Nevada lithium study assumes US$24,000 per tonne of lithium carbonate and US$2.77 billion in first-phase capital.

TVA's Clinch River permit took effect Sept. 28; GE Vernova's Sept. 29 release states no equipment price or delivery date.

TransAlta sought US$19.9M for the first 90 days of a federal emergency order; FERC rejected the proposed allocation of those costs.

We Energies says Oracle would take on part of its required nuclear power purchase; Oracle says the subscription needs Wisconsin commission approval.

About 40 gas units are set for staged deployment from late 2026, with revenue expected to begin in the first quarter of 2027.

Marimaca's Oct. 1 update names no supplier, contracted volume or energization date for its preliminary five-year power framework.

Commerce's Bureau of Industry and Security authorised sales under specified terms; the company did not name an export buyer or shipment date.

The proposed transfer covers seven reactors and related liabilities, but the Sept. 30 notice gives no price or signing date.

The pact is expected to enable more than US$3B in Maryland investment, with 190 MW of new generating capacity planned for 2030 to 2032.