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Where the energy shock is turned upside down

A line chart that tracks daily West Texas Waha natural gas prices, in dollars per million BTUs, from Jan. 1 to April 29, 2026. Prices rose from -$0.84 to a peak of $11.08 on Jan. 27, then fell, reaching a low of -$7.95 on April 27 and ending at -$7.04.

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Exclusive: Data center firm inks carbon removal deal

What's next for oil after the UAE's decision to quit OPEC

Carbon removal leader say Microsoft pause isn't a death blow

How carbon removal tech is adapting to Trump's energy agenda

Cities get creative as costs bite

Solar power drives a renewables inflection point

A line chart that tracks the global electricity-generation share of renewables, coal, gas and other fossil fuels, and nuclear from 1900 to 2025. Coal falls from 58% to 33%, while renewables move from 42% to 33.8%. Gas peaks at 37.7% in 1973. Nuclear reaches 17.5% in 1996, then slips to 8.9%.

Share of global electricity generation, by major source

TotalEnergies CEO on controversial offshore wind deal: "It's our money"

Axios Live: Data center boom forces U.S. policymakers to rethink power costs

AI surge gives carbon capture a new push

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