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
LNG's Geopolitical Gamble: How Energy Security Quietly Rewrote the Rules of the Global Gas Trade
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.
Solar stole coal’s chair
The Transmission Bottleneck: Why the Grid's Biggest Problem Is Political, Not Engineering
Shell Explores Potential Acquisition of BP
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
Government actions, energy rules, permitting, tariffs, and regulations affecting the industry.
Green Energy
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Jun 30, 2026
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Columbia researchers say grid-enhancing tech and demand response could blunt the price shock from soaring data center demand.
The pipeline giant is chasing Momentum Midstream to lock up gas capacity for hyperscalers and LNG exporters.
Policy and Regulation
The regulator just told America’s grid operators to rewrite how data centers plug in; and declined to set a single national standard.
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Jun 25, 2026
Governments are treating grids, minerals, fuel prices, and electrification as economic-defense issues.
Jun 23, 2026
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FERC wants regional grids to prove their tariffs can handle the rush without turning interconnection into a group project from hell.
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.
Jun 18, 2026
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AI power bills, African energy finance, Apple’s Baltic solar snack, and Australia retiring very tired wires.
May 10, 2026
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.