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Beyond the Concrete

Feb. 16, 2025

Natural Gas and Data Centers: A Growing Trend We Saw Coming

The rapid growth of AI and cloud services is fueling an unprecedented surge in data center energy consumption. As power grids strain under this demand, natural gas is emerging as the go-to solution. Recent reports reveal that U.S. federal regulators…

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Feb. 9, 2025

Choosing Between Roman Concrete and Modern Blended Cement Concrete

  When faced with the decision between Roman concrete and today's blended cement concrete, one might lean towards the ancient marvel of Roman concrete. Despite the advancements in modern concrete technology, Roman concrete continues to captiva…

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Feb. 2, 2025

The Future of AI Data Centers: Balancing Innovation and Computing Costs

In a recent interview with Lyn Alden, a renowned global macro expert, several critical insights were shared about the future of AI data centers, their heavy computing costs, and the broader implications for the energy sector and investment opportuni…

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Jan. 27, 2025

California Doesn't Want to Recycle Plastics

Plastic along the beaches of Santa Monica Bay | California Ocean Protection Council In a recent article, Doomberg discusses ExxonMobil's advanced plastic recycling efforts at their Baytown facility, where discarded materials are transformed into va…

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Jan. 19, 2025

Drilling Ban: A Bold Move or Federal Overreach?

Map of banned drilling areas | Fox News In a striking demonstration of executive power, President Joe Biden recently issued an executive order banning offshore oil and gas drilling across 625 million acres of unleased coastal waters. This sweeping …

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Jan. 12, 2025

Why SMRs Might Not Be the Best Bet for Nuclear Energy

Vogtle 4 - Georgia Power Henry Ford famously said, “Any customer can have a car painted any color that he wants so long as it is black.” This idea of standardization to reduce costs isn't just for cars; it can work for nuclear power too…

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Jan. 5, 2025

All Aboard the Crazy Train—Why Some "Green" Energy Ideas Need to Stay at the Station

Sometimes, the harebrained schemes that government and corporate bureaucrats dream up make you stop and wonder: are they serious, or is this a satirical performance art piece? The latest chapter in “Taxpayer Dollars Go Off the Rails” com…

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Dec. 29, 2024

Fusion Energy: A Quixotic Project?

Project Announcement in Chesterfield County, VA Commonwealth Fusion Systems (CFS) has announced plans to build the world’s first commercial fusion power plant in Chesterfield County, Virginia[1][2]. This project, known as ARC, represents a …

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Dec. 22, 2024

The Resurgence of Coal

In a surprising turn of events, global coal consumption is set to reach unprecedented levels this year, defying previous predictions of a decline. According to Robert Bryce's recent article, the International Energy Agency (IEA) has reported that co…

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Dec. 15, 2024

China Runs The Table

On Monday, the Biden administration issued new restrictions on the export of key semiconductor equipment and software to China. On Tuesday, China retaliated by banning the export to the US of three strategic elements — antimony, gall…

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