Despite the launch of the Matterhorn Express pipeline, gas flaring has surged to nearly 500 million cubic feet per day. E&P’s should be looking at using flare gas for power generation for bitcoin, oilfield electrification, etc. Come to the Permian Power Connection Conference this September to learn more!

Dive into the details of their applications with the U.S. Nuclear Regulatory Commission.

Located in Amarillo, Texas, in partnership with the Texas Tech University System (TTU System), Fermi America is announcing a first-of-its-kind behind-the-meter HyperGrid™ campus that is expected to integrate the largest nuclear power complex in America, the nation’s biggest combined-cycle natural gas project, utility grid power, solar power, and battery energy storage to deliver next-generation artificial intelligence.

PJM has lost more than 5.6 net gigawatts in the last decade as power plants shut faster than new ones enter service, according to a PJM presentation filed with regulators this year. PJM added about 5 gigawatts of power-generating capacity in 2024, fewer than smaller grids in California and Texas. Meanwhile, data center demand is surging.

The company's initial projects comprise two large-scale infrastructure nexus-campuses in South Texas, where abundant electricity, high-capacity transmission, natural gas, water, and carrier-diverse fiber converge.

Quick summary of where Chevron is focusing the rest of 2025. Come meet with their team at the Permian Power Connection Conference!

Hosts David de Roode and Victoria Beard for a thought-provoking episode of Oilfield 360 as they sit down with Dr. Scott Tinker, a globally recognized geologist, energy visionary, and advocate for energy education.

Company secures option to buy 3.7 acre industrial site in Midland for waste-to-energy operation.

A look at some of the companies leading the behind-the-meter trend.

With rapid deployment timelines and high uptime reliability, on-site gas power generation is the pragmatic choice to meet today’s digital power generation demands.

Latest heatwaves, power curtailments, and floods caused Texas bitcoin mining operations to take a hit, dropping the network's hashrate by 10%.

The merger, expected to close in Q4 2024, gives CoreWeave access to over 1.2 GW of power capacity.

Texas Tech University, Abilene Christian University (ACU), Natura Resources and the Texas Produced Water Consortium (TxPWC) are completing the construction of the molten salt research reactor in Abilene.

Geothermal newsletters takes a look at two recent reports on the geothermal opportunity as it relates to data center power demand.

The company intends to develop 5.4 GW of new power generation for data centers in addition to 1.5 GW of planned expansions and a $12 billion deal.

Firms like Gates Industrial and Generac are already expanding their sale of specialist equipment, offering backup power generators and cooling pumps for tech giants like Amazon, Alphabet, Meta, and Microsoft.

Since taking the reins in December 2021, Newsom—a 30-year industry veteran—has guided the company to the top of the advanced gas turbine market in the Americas.

Texas is planting a bold flag in this new territory. But it is not alone. From Abu Dhabi to Louisiana, Australia to Portugal, regions around the world are racing to secure the energy and infrastructure necessary to fuel the next generation of AI.

U.S. utilities face record electricity demand driven by the booming data center industry—and what it means for natural gas markets.