Today, the most modern aircraft stick to exclusive engine partnerships. The 747 defied this, offering 3 different engine options.

The UK government is considering turning EVs into “powerplants on wheels” with manufacturer incentives to promote vehicle-to-grid technology

increased demand expands its work on Rolls-Royce and Packard Merlin engines. The company says the recruitment follows its purchase of Jack Hovey’s inventory last year. https://vintageaviationnews.com/warbirds-news/keeping-an-icon-running-roush-aviation-recruits-merlin-engine-builders.html#deny

Estonia’s Auvere power plant will remain out of service until mid-November after inspections found additional defects, ERR reports. The plant was initially expected to be shut down for about two weeks after a fault in an ash discharge pipe was discovered in early October. Eesti Energia said in a …

OPC Energy Secures $825 Million Financing for U.S. Power Plants Tel Aviv, Israel, October 29, 2026 – OPC Energy, an independent power producer with operations in Israel and the United States, announced that its U.S. subsidiary, CPV Generation Holdings, LLC, has secured an $825 million financing agreement. The agreement, finalized on October 27, 2026, involves

Solar energy will soon account for 10 percent of the world's energy generation, as nuclear power gets precipitously more expensive to build.

The U.S. Senate recently introduced the Bipartisan American Affordability and Jobs Act. The measure would severely weaken longstanding protections under the Clean Water Act, Endangered Species Act, and National Environmental Policy Act. If passed, this harmful bill would allow dangerous projects – such as pipelines, powerplants, and data centers – to move forward with less environmental scrutiny and fewer opportunities for public input. Tell your members of Congress to vote NO on permitting reform! Section 401 of the Clean Water Act provides states and Tribes with an important tool to help protect the water quality of federally regulated waters within their borders. This bill, however, would dramatically weaken states and Tribes rights to protect their own local waters. The bill makes it easier to fast track dangerous projects like extracting coal and oil, harvesting deep sea beds, and constructing new pipelines without adequate environmental protections. It also undermines the Endangered Species Act by exempting some projects from review entirely. If passed, these reforms could also prohibit future administrations from implementing new rules to combat climate change, severely limiting future presidents from addressing the climate crisis and controlling pollutants. This bill becomes even more concerning when seen through the lens of...