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- 1Sumant Sinha on the coming trillion-dollar clean energy boom●The Next $1 Trillion Energy Boom: Solar, Wind, & Green Hydrogen | Sumant Sinha | FO568 Raj Shamani
Sumant Sinha, chairman of Indian renewables company ReNew Power, joined Raj Shamani's podcast to discuss what he calls the next trillion-dollar energy boom, driven by solar, wind, and green hydrogen. The conversation covers India's role in the global energy transition, investment opportunities in renewables, and how green hydrogen could reshape industries. The episode has drawn large audiences and active debate about the pace and profitability of the clean energy shift.
- 2Gulf Winds Credit Union to buy second bank in a month▼Florida credit union to buy 2nd bank in a month Gulf Winds Credit Union agreed to buy Madison County Community Bank in A
Gulf Winds Credit Union, based in Florida, has agreed to acquire Peoples Exchange Bank in Alabama, its second bank purchase in a month after agreeing to buy Madison County Community Bank in August. The credit union plans a rebrand next year, and the rapid back-to-back deals are drawing attention in banking circles as credit unions increasingly acquire traditional banks.
- 3Business and Industry Association Ranks Lawmakers for 2026 Session●Business and Industry Association Ranks Lawmakers for the 2026 Session; Political Winds Shifting
New Hampshire's Business and Industry Association has released its rankings of state lawmakers ahead of the 2026 legislative session, assessing which legislators it counts as supportive of business interests. The group says the ratings come as political winds in the state appear to be shifting, suggesting the balance of pro-business sentiment in the legislature may be changing heading into the next session.
- 4Texas polls show renewables more popular than oil and gas●Measuring how much we love the paleo-energy industry striving to keep us locked into caveman habits: ''In Texas — where
Polling from Texas shows that while the oil and gas industry is viewed 20 points more favorably than unfavorably in the state, solar and wind are still far more popular, with renewables enjoying roughly 46 points of net favorability — more than twice that of fossil fuels. Commenters note the irony of a fossil-fuel stronghold embracing clean energy, suggesting political support for oil and gas does not reflect consumer enthusiasm for renewables.
- 5Ørsted breaks ground on 200-MW Blackwater Solar in New Mexico▼Ørsted cuts sod on 200-MW Blackwater Solar project in New Mexico
Danish renewable energy company Ørsted has broken ground on its 200-MW Blackwater Solar project in New Mexico. The ceremony marks the start of construction on a facility that will add to the state's growing solar capacity. Details on timeline, offtake agreements and expected investment have not been disclosed in initial coverage.