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U.S. Department of War Backs Phoenix Tailings With $500M to Rebuild America’s Rare Earth Industry

The United States is investing to strengthen its rare earth supply chain and reduce dependence on China for essential minerals. The Department of War’s Office of Strategic Capital (OSC) has pledged a conditional $500 million in debt financing to Phoenix Tailings. This funding will help build the Freedom Facility. This investment is part of a […]

Top 3 Uranium Stocks in 2026 Riding the Nuclear Energy Boom

For years, nuclear power struggled with public opposition, project delays, and competition from cheaper natural gas. Today, the picture looks very different. Countries worldwide are seeking dependable, clean energy sources that can operate around the clock. Unlike solar and wind, nuclear plants generate electricity regardless of weather conditions. The push to cut emissions while maintaining […]

Microsoft Scales Net-Zero Strategy With Major Carbon Removal Deal and 260 MW Solar Expansion

Microsoft is scaling up its climate strategy with two parallel moves: expanding clean energy and buying more carbon removal. Recent agreements with MN8 Energy and Alt Carbon show how the company is combining renewable power and carbon removal to support its long-term net-zero goals. The approach reflects a wider shift in corporate climate action, where […]

Google and American Airlines Sign Record 35M Gallon SAF Deal to Cut Aviation Emissions

Google and American Airlines have signed a major sustainable aviation fuel (SAF) agreement that could help reduce emissions from air travel. The deal covers 35 million gallons (132 million liters) of SAF over three years. It is the largest publicly announced sustainable aviation fuel certificate (SAFc) agreement between an airline and a single corporate customer […]

Blue Carbon Market Set to Triple by 2035 Fueled by Mangroves Restoration and Corporate Demand

As governments and companies strive to meet climate goals, blue carbon credits are gaining traction. These credits come from coastal ecosystems like mangroves, seagrasses, and salt marshes. They are quickly becoming a key part of the global carbon market. These ecosystems cover less than 2% of the ocean’s surface but account for nearly half of […]

China’s $295 Billion AI Bet: Can Renewable and Nuclear Power Fuel the Next Data Center Boom?

China is preparing one of the biggest artificial intelligence (AI) infrastructure programs ever announced. According to reports, Beijing is developing a plan to invest about 2 trillion yuan ($295 billion) over the next five years to build a nationwide network of AI-focused data centers. The initiative aims to strengthen China’s position in the global AI […]

Canada’s $4.7 Trillion Infrastructure Challenge: Can Faster Permits Unlock a Critical Minerals Boom?

Canada stands at a crossroads. The country possesses vast reserves of critical minerals, abundant energy resources, and a strong reputation as a reliable supplier to global markets. Yet a new report prepared by Oxford Economics for PwC warns that the country could lose its competitive edge. Thus, faster infrastructure development and quicker project approvals are […]

Meta and Reliance Join Forces to Build One of the World’s Largest AI Data Center Campuses in India

Meta is strengthening its presence in India with a major investment in digital infrastructure and renewable energy. The company has signed an agreement with Reliance Industries to lease capacity at a new AI-focused data center in Jamnagar, Gujarat. At the same time, Meta has secured nearly 1 gigawatt (GW) of renewable energy through partnerships with […]