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IREN's Texas sites add up to 2,750 MW, with Sweetwater 1's 1.4 GW substation already energized.

A breakdown of IREN's own site list puts 2,750 MW in Texas: Childress at 750 MW for Microsoft delivery and Sweetwater at 2,000 MW, with the 1.4 GW Sweetwater 1 substation already energized. The post framed it against the midterm selloff in Texas data-center stocks. The figures come from a company site list read by an investor account, so check them against IREN filings.

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Gulf energy producers could prove damaged plants are safe to restart faster with Gecko's new wall-climbing inspection robot.

Gecko Robotics unveiled Raptor, a wall-climbing robot that uses sensors and sound waves to find structural faults without taking assets offline, and it is deploying across ADNOC sites. Gecko says it runs 3 to 5 times faster than its last robot, and the CEO claims a 50x cut in inspection data cost, a company figure. After the Gulf attacks, the pitch is how fast an operator can prove a damaged asset is safe to restart.

Raptor, wall-climbing inspection robot by Gecko Robotics
Image: Victor Besa / The National
TOOL

CrudeCode (5 stars): a free toolkit that lets Claude or ChatGPT query state well filings and run decline curves and NPV.

CrudeCode is an Apache-2.0 MCP server that lets Claude or ChatGPT query state well filings with guarded SQL and run decline forecasts, valuation and maps. The repo is small, with one maintainer. It is a working upstream tool, not a pitch.

For upstream engineers: query well data and run decline and NPV economics in plain language.