The U.S. Department of Energy announced $159 million for 12 new Genesis Mission research projects Thursday, including efforts to improve domestic rare earth extraction, advance fusion technology and develop geothermal resources.
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DOE Announces $159 Million for AI Research, Including Rare Earth Recovery and Energy Projects
The U.S. Department of Energy announced $159 million for 12 new Genesis Mission research projects Thursday, including efforts to improve domestic rare earth extraction, advance fusion technology and develop geothermal resources. Click To Read More
Coal and Mining Waste Targeted for Critical Minerals
DOE awards $7.5 million to University of Utah-led regional coalition to identify unconventional sources of critical minerals and rare earth elements. Click To Read More
Flexible Data-Center Power Use Could Ease Pressure on U.S. Grid
Rapid growth in artificial intelligence and other digital services is pushing utilities to consider a different way to manage electricity demand: asking data centers to adjust their power use when the grid is under the greatest strain. Click To Read More
West Virginia Attorney General Argues for Energy Regulatory Relief
What has consistently gone up without coming back down? The cost to power our homes and businesses. Click To Read More
Spot Electricity Prices Double Amid Demand Surge and Coal Crunch
India’s power sector is facing a growing squeeze as near-record electricity demand pushes spot power prices sharply higher, even as coal stocks at thermal power plants fall to critically low levels. Click To Read More
Metallurgical Coal Trade Rises While Japan Increases Coal Imports
Global seaborne coal flows fell 6.7% year on year in September 2026 to 115 Mt. Thermal coal drove the decline, and a rise in met coal flows was not enough to offset it. Click To Read MoreNMA TV Mining Minute
NMA-TV Mining Minute - October 8, 2026
U.S. power demand is headed for record highs as electricity prices rise. Click To Read MoreNMA Count on Coal
An International Reliability and Affordability Backstop
There’s a very good reason global coal demand is on track to set another record this year: when affordability and energy security matter most, the world leans on coal. Click To Read MoreForthcoming Meetings Major Coal Companies
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