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DOE clears $19 million Vermont long-duration battery project for installation phase

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By Hugo A. Rojas
| Global Current News
The U.S. Department of Energy’s Office of Electricity has authorized NOMAD Power Solutions to enter the construction and installation phase of a long-duration energy storage demonstration in Vermont, moving a project that has been years in development into the ground for the first time. What the DOE authorized NOMAD Power Solutions, Inc.
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A field team crawling a low passage on the Greece Albania border counted 111,000 spiders in a single spider web, and neither species in it had ever been recorded living in colonies

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By Hugo A. Rojas
| Ecoportal Verified
The passage is low enough to crawl and the air smells of rotten eggs. A shallow stream runs along the floor, and the rock beside it is coated in a chalky white film. Then the wall changes texture. What covers it is not mineral. It is overlapping silk, funnel after funnel, for yards in every direction. At the mouth of each funnel sits a spider. There are, by the survey’s arithmetic, 111,000 of them. Why a solitary hunter stops defending its corner Both species here normally live alone.
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A gas vessel the length of 4 city blocks sat shut in 177 miles off Darwin while crews cleaned two fouled heat exchangers, and the compressor seal work was the part that went to plan

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By Hugo A. Rojas
| OIL Magazine
Oil & Gas By Hugo Rojas · September 3, 2026 · 12:50 PM · 5 min read The hardest part of a gas project is not drilling it. It is the six months after the valves open, when everything that was fine on paper meets the actual fluid coming out of the rock. A vessel off northern Australia spent most of a quarter producing nothing. Processed gas leaves through an export line that ties into the existing pipeline running to the coast, which is the whole reason the vessel exists.
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