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US Threat to Sanction Russia’s Trade Partners Draws Muted Response
The U.S. president has threatened to slap hefty tariffs on Russia’s trade partners if Moscow fails to agree to a cease-fire in Ukraine within 50 days.
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BP to Sell US Onshore Wind Business as It Refocuses on Oil and Gas
BP is selling its U.S. onshore wind business to LS Power as part of a $20 billion divesture plan.
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Chinese EVs Flood Global Markets as Beijing Elevates Autos in Export Strategy
BYD hasn’t sold passenger cars in the United States yet and doesn’t plan to do so in the short term because of America’s stricter policies.
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What Does the Closure of Australia’s Largest Hydrogen Plan Mean for Net Zero?
Jude Blik said the collapse of CQ-H2 project proved that ‘green hydrogen’ was not a feasible energy source under current market conditions.
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Trump Touts $92 Billion in Energy, AI Investments at Pennsylvania Summit
Industry leaders discussed how to power and develop the future of the AI industry.
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Capacity of US Coal-Fired Power Plants to Fall Over 15 Percent by 2028
Stringent emission regulations and alternative sources have reduced the use of the fossil fuel amid numerous planned facility shutdowns.
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Court Finds Government Does Not Have Climate Duty of Care
The judge said emissions policy should be decided by parliament, not the courts.
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Trump’s Potential Secondary Tariffs on Russia Would Clobber China, India
The two Asian nations, among the largest importers of Russian oil, would be mainly affected by what two U.S. senators call a ’real executive hammer.’
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Trump to Announce $70 Billion Energy and Innovation Investment in Pittsburgh
The president is meeting with business leaders to discuss how best to meet the energy and computing needs of the future.
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Wyoming Opens Dual Mine: Coal for Power, Rare Earths for Everything Else
The Ramaco Resources Brook Mine will extract a relatively small amount of coal, but it is loaded with minerals that domestic industries now import.
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IEA Says Oil Market Tighter Than It Looks Despite Apparent Oversupply
Fuel production rises as summer travel drives demand across Northern Hemisphere.
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Solar Farms May Be Forced to Cut Output Due to Grid Constraints, AEMO Warns
AEMO’s modelling shows that unless new transmission projects are completed soon, the situation could get worse.
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California to Lose 17 Percent of Oil Refining Capacity: EIA
The situation could lead to heightened ‘fuel price volatility’ on the West Coast, the agency warned.
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House Democrats Propose Plan to Strengthen Grid After GOP Rollback of Clean Energy Credits
The policy framework aims to speed up clean energy development as demand rises from AI, EVs, and onshoring.
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Pentagon to Become Largest Shareholder in MP Materials
The investment package and long-term DOD commitments will enable the Las Vegas-based rare earths miner to build a second domestic manufacturing plant.
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Existing US Energy Generation Retirements Increase Blackout Risk by 100 Times in 2030: DOE
U.S. economic growth and leadership in new technologies will be threatened without ensuring reliable energy supply, according to the agency.
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Trump Signs Executive Order Targeting Solar, Wind Energy Tax Credits
The order directs the removal of policies and regulations that give preferential treatment to wind and solar facilities over dispatchable energy sources.
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Vast Majority of Chinese Electric Vehicle Makers Unlikely to Survive Past 2030, Report Says
A new annual report by global consulting firm AlixPartners forecasts that only 15 of China’s nearly 130 ZEV makers may survive beyond 2030.
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‘Little LLC From Texas’ Gets Big Boost to Build Cross-Border Pipeline
President Donald Trump ends decades-long saga by signing off on Junction Pipeline Co.’s permit to import oil into Montana from Alberta, Canada.
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US Threat to Sanction Russia’s Trade Partners Draws Muted Response
The U.S. president has threatened to slap hefty tariffs on Russia’s trade partners if Moscow fails to agree to a cease-fire in Ukraine within 50 days.
|
BP to Sell US Onshore Wind Business as It Refocuses on Oil and Gas
BP is selling its U.S. onshore wind business to LS Power as part of a $20 billion divesture plan.
|
Chinese EVs Flood Global Markets as Beijing Elevates Autos in Export Strategy
BYD hasn’t sold passenger cars in the United States yet and doesn’t plan to do so in the short term because of America’s stricter policies.
|
What Does the Closure of Australia’s Largest Hydrogen Plan Mean for Net Zero?
Jude Blik said the collapse of CQ-H2 project proved that ‘green hydrogen’ was not a feasible energy source under current market conditions.
|
Trump Touts $92 Billion in Energy, AI Investments at Pennsylvania Summit
Industry leaders discussed how to power and develop the future of the AI industry.
|
Capacity of US Coal-Fired Power Plants to Fall Over 15 Percent by 2028
Stringent emission regulations and alternative sources have reduced the use of the fossil fuel amid numerous planned facility shutdowns.
|
Court Finds Government Does Not Have Climate Duty of Care
The judge said emissions policy should be decided by parliament, not the courts.
|
Trump’s Potential Secondary Tariffs on Russia Would Clobber China, India
The two Asian nations, among the largest importers of Russian oil, would be mainly affected by what two U.S. senators call a ’real executive hammer.’
|
Trump to Announce $70 Billion Energy and Innovation Investment in Pittsburgh
The president is meeting with business leaders to discuss how best to meet the energy and computing needs of the future.
|
Wyoming Opens Dual Mine: Coal for Power, Rare Earths for Everything Else
The Ramaco Resources Brook Mine will extract a relatively small amount of coal, but it is loaded with minerals that domestic industries now import.
|
IEA Says Oil Market Tighter Than It Looks Despite Apparent Oversupply
Fuel production rises as summer travel drives demand across Northern Hemisphere.
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Solar Farms May Be Forced to Cut Output Due to Grid Constraints, AEMO Warns
AEMO’s modelling shows that unless new transmission projects are completed soon, the situation could get worse.
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California to Lose 17 Percent of Oil Refining Capacity: EIA
The situation could lead to heightened ‘fuel price volatility’ on the West Coast, the agency warned.
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House Democrats Propose Plan to Strengthen Grid After GOP Rollback of Clean Energy Credits
The policy framework aims to speed up clean energy development as demand rises from AI, EVs, and onshoring.
|
Pentagon to Become Largest Shareholder in MP Materials
The investment package and long-term DOD commitments will enable the Las Vegas-based rare earths miner to build a second domestic manufacturing plant.
|
Existing US Energy Generation Retirements Increase Blackout Risk by 100 Times in 2030: DOE
U.S. economic growth and leadership in new technologies will be threatened without ensuring reliable energy supply, according to the agency.
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Trump Signs Executive Order Targeting Solar, Wind Energy Tax Credits
The order directs the removal of policies and regulations that give preferential treatment to wind and solar facilities over dispatchable energy sources.
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Vast Majority of Chinese Electric Vehicle Makers Unlikely to Survive Past 2030, Report Says
A new annual report by global consulting firm AlixPartners forecasts that only 15 of China’s nearly 130 ZEV makers may survive beyond 2030.
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‘Little LLC From Texas’ Gets Big Boost to Build Cross-Border Pipeline
President Donald Trump ends decades-long saga by signing off on Junction Pipeline Co.’s permit to import oil into Montana from Alberta, Canada.
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