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OPEC+ to Ramp Up Oil Output Despite Weak Global Demand

Uncontrolled Oil Discharge in Gulf of Mexico

Permitting Is the Real Constraint on the Renewable Build-Out, Not Panels.

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Outback Wires Are Getting Retired Item

Permitting Is the Real Constraint on the Renewable Build-Out, Not Panels.

LNG's Geopolitical Gamble: How Energy Security Quietly Rewrote the Rules of the Global Gas Trade

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The Volatility Paradox: Renewable Energy is Creating an Entirely New Class of Power Trader

The First Trillionaire Is Also an Energy Story

Oil gets a peace-deal discount. Tankers ask for the fine print.

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Policy and Regulation

Solar stole coal’s chair

The Transmission Bottleneck: Why the Grid's Biggest Problem Is Political, Not Engineering

Shell Explores Potential Acquisition of BP

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Energy Storage

Solar Just Beat Coal. The Grid Era Has Changed.

Beyond Lithium: The Race for Long-Duration Storage and Why the Next Decade Depends on It

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FERC Just Put Data Centers and Grid Operators on the Clock

Jun 23, 2026

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FERC Just Put Data Centers and Grid Operators on the Clock

FERC wants regional grids to prove their tariffs can handle the rush without turning interconnection into a group project from hell.

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Policy and Regulation

Washington Wants Federal-Land Drilling to Get Cheaper Again

Jun 23, 2026

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Washington Wants Federal-Land Drilling to Get Cheaper Again

Interior is trying to rewind key federal oil-and-gas leasing rules, cutting upfront costs for drillers while reopening the argument over cleanup risk, methane waste, and public-land oversight.

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Policy and Regulation

Solar stole coal’s chair

Jun 18, 2026

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Solar stole coal’s chair

AI power bills, African energy finance, Apple’s Baltic solar snack, and Australia retiring very tired wires.

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Policy and Regulation

The Transmission Bottleneck: Why the Grid's Biggest Problem Is Political, Not Engineering

May 10, 2026

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3 min read

The Transmission Bottleneck: Why the Grid's Biggest Problem Is Political, Not Engineering

The U.S. needs 5,000–7,000 miles of transmission per year. We're building 1,700. The constraint isn't engineering; it's politics, permitting, and a broken cost-allocation system.

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