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    Texas storm that crippled grid will not be a ‘one-off,’ warns new secretary of energy

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    Smart motor startup inks $80 million funding round led by Bill Gates, Robert Downey Jr.
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    The top lobbying group for America’s oil and gas giants is poised to embrace carbon pricing, report says

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