Energy Archive
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- China's Crude Oil Imports Projected to Hit Their Lowest Level Since 2016 as Iranian Supply Returns to Market
- Paris Bans Public Alcohol Sales This Weekend as Hospitals Hit Saturation, Heatwave Moves Into Germany and Czech Republic
- Base Power Launches Home Batteries in Illinois at 25% Below ComEd Rates, Entering the Most Stressed Grid in America
- Russia Is Filling Indonesia's Oil Gap, and Washington's Own Sanctions Waivers Made It Possible
- DOE Projects Geothermal Could Power 65 Million U.S. Homes by 2050, Fueled by Oil-and-Gas Drilling Tech
- California Files 60-Day Notice to Sue Over $885 Million in Federal Offshore Wind Lease Buybacks, Calling the Deals Illegal
- CATL Mine Restart Speculation Sends Lithium Prices to 10-Week Low, Hammers Western Miners
- Texas Landowners Ask Regulators to Pause $2B Permian Basin Transmission Project Over Missed Notices
- Iran's IRGC Strikes Singapore-Flagged Vessel in Strait of Hormuz, Threatening U.S.-Brokered Ceasefire
- NERC Report: Aging Coal and Gas Plants Are Failing More Often, and the Grid's Safety Buffer Is Shrinking
- France's Heatwave Death Toll Rises. 48 Drowned, Hundreds of Thousands Without AC, and Infrastructure Still Breaking Down.
- Europe's Heatwave Shifts East. France Raises Alert to Maximum Level as Deaths Spread Beyond the Elderly.
- California Watchdog Projects PG&E Bills Could Rise $840 Per Household by 2030
- July 4, 2025 Guadalupe River Flood Struck Campers at a Texas Hill Country RV Park. Here Is What Happened.
- Bitcoin Miner Bitzero Pivots to AI Data Centers With $2.6 Billion Norway Lease Deal
- IRGC Declares Only Iran-Approved Hormuz Routes Are Legal, Even as 35 Million Barrels Move Through the Strait
- Anthropic Targets Australia and Japan for Data Center Expansion as Revenue Run-Rate Hits $47 Billion
- Maryland Ratepayers Face $1.6 Billion Bill for Virginia Data Center Power Lines, FERC Complaint Filed
- Western Europe Heatwave Sets Records in France, UK, and Spain. At Least 40 Dead in France.
- Moscow's Main Refinery Faces Up to a Year Offline, and Russia Is Running Low on Fuel
- Strait of Hormuz Moves 72 Ships in 24 Hours, WTI Closes Below $70 for First Time Since March
- California Sues EPA to Block Congressional Review of State Vehicle Emissions Waivers
- Saskatchewan Oilfield Company Fined $60,000 for Illegally Importing Taxidermied Hippo, Giraffe, and Mountain Lion
- DOE Plans $17.5 Billion Loan Program for Ten AP1000 Reactors, with a 2035 Online Target and a Rocky Domestic Track Record to Overcome
- London Climate Action Week Cancels Sessions Due to the Extreme Heat It Came to Discuss
- UK Sets All-Time June Temperature Record at 35.7C as Europe's Heat Dome Expands East, Killing 40 in France
- Iran and Treasury Secretary Bessent Both Claim Control Over $12 Billion in Unfrozen Funds. They Cannot Both Be Right.
- Trump Says Iran Promised No Hormuz Tolls. Iran and Oman Are Still Planning to Charge Them.
- Europe's Heatwave Peaks Wednesday: France Hits 44.3C, 68,000 Homes Lose Power, Heat Dome Now Spreading East
- France's Power Outage Expands, UK Pays Six Times Normal Price for Electricity as European Heat Crisis Deepens
- Indonesia Plans to Lift Nickel Mining Quotas to 360 Million Tons, Pressuring Global Prices
- TotalEnergies CEO Calls Hormuz Bypass Pipelines 'Absolute Priority' as Gulf States Accelerate Infrastructure Plans
- Chevron and Microsoft Sign 20-Year Deal for 2.67 GW Gas Plant in West Texas, as Data Center Construction Reshapes U.S. Blue-Collar Employment
- Pemex and Petrobras Sign Two-Year Cooperation Memorandum Targeting Deepwater, Mature Fields, and Refining
- Trump Tells DOJ to Investigate Oil Companies Over Gas Prices That Haven't Fallen With Crude
- UK Schools Close and Rail Shuts Down as Red Heat Warning Takes Effect Wednesday, France's Drowning Toll Holds at 40
- AI Power Demand Is Breaking the Grid Faster Than Anyone Is Building It. Here Is Where Things Stand.
- U.S. Battery Storage Hit a Record in Q1 2026. Here Is What Is Actually Driving It.
- DOE Commits $17.5 Billion in Conditional Loans to Build 10 Nuclear Reactors on the AP1000 Design
- MP Materials Sues USA Rare Earth Over Alleged Trade Secret Theft. The Defendant Says It's a Competitive Hit Job.
- America's Grid Has a Performance Problem, Not Just a Supply Problem. Three New Reports Lay Out the Evidence.
- IMO Launches Hormuz Evacuation Plan for 11,000 Stranded Seafarers as U.S. Issues Sweeping Iran Oil Waiver
- India's U.S. LPG Imports Hit a Record High
- NOAA Confirms 2026 El Niño Is Underway, With a 62-63% Chance of Reaching 'Very Strong' Intensity by December
- France's Drowning Death Toll Reaches 40 as Europe's Heatwave Peaks, UK Braces for Possible Record 40C
- Singtel Sells $773 Million Thai Energy Stake to Fund AI and Data Center Expansion
- Europe's EV Boom Accelerates as Chinese Brands Gain Ground
- Strait of Hormuz Is Neither Open Nor Closed, and Oil Markets Are Paying for the Confusion
- Vance Says Iran Agreed to Nuclear Inspections. Iran Says No Such Thing.
- France Under Red Alert as Heat Wave Kills 20, Threatens All-Time Records
- Boyle Heights Fire: Crews Gain Interior Access, Solar Panel Subcontractors Blamed as Cause
- Wall Street Strategist Warns Super El Niño Could Drive Global Food Crisis, with India and Latin America Most Exposed
- Iran Oil Moving Again, But the Strait of Hormuz Is Not Fixed and Gas Prices Are Not Back to Normal
- China's Grid Operators Say Renewable-Powered AI Data Centers Are Not Feasible by 2030
- U.S. Airlines Could Save $40 Billion on Jet Fuel as Oil Prices Fall Amid Iran Conflict Disruptions
- New Study: Parts of Africa, Mexico, and Southern Europe Now Endure Up to Two More Months of Dangerous Heat Than in the 1970s
- Treasury Issues 60-Day License for Iranian Oil Sales as Hormuz Traffic Remains Far Below Normal
- Interior Proposes Cutting Federal Well Bonds from $500,000 to $25,000 and Shortening Public Comment to 10 Days
- DOJ Drops Criminal Prosecution of Diesel Emissions Tampering, Civil Penalties Remain
- FERC Orders Grid Operators to Fix Data Center Interconnection Rules as Token Pricing and Air Permits Add New Cost Layers
- Data Center Boom Is Outrunning Its Workforce. Electricians, Air Permits, and AI Scams Are All Part of the Same Supply Crunch.
- El Niño Health Risks Extend Beyond U.S. Borders. Flooding, Contaminated Water, and Heat Threaten Vulnerable Populations Across the Americas.
- Energy Sector Lags on AI Adoption at 13.6%, Even as Data Center Power Demand Forces Developers to Quadruple Site Pipelines
- SpaceX's IPO Capital, the Grid's Hard Limits, and the Real Math Behind Space-Based AI Data Centers
- Large Corporations Are Pushing for Faster Grid Electrification. The Business Case and the Political Friction Are Both Real.
- NOAA's El Niño Winter Outlook Has Solidified. Here Is What It Means for Drought, Energy, and Agriculture.
- Explosion at Qatar's Barzan Gas Facility Injures 54, Leaves 18 Missing at Ras Laffan
- SMR Progress Is Real but Uneven: Russia and China Have Operating Reactors, the U.S. Still Has Funding Commitments
- Utah's Iron Fire Explodes to 13,300 Acres With Zero Containment, Forcing Evacuation of Historic Eureka
- Hormuz Goes Dark Again as Bürgenstock Talks End Round One: Zero AIS Transits Recorded Overnight
- Drought, Heat, and Wind Drive Wildfire Danger Across the U.S. West
- DOE Pledges Millions to Coal Plants Cited for Repeated Pollution Violations, Including Two With Broken Equipment
- England's Heat Warning Extended to Four Days as France Restricts Public Activity. Parts of Western Europe Expected to Reach Record June Temperatures.
- Grand Canyon Extreme Heat Watch Issued for Monday Through Tuesday as Europe Faces Its Own Crisis
- Iraq Locks In Syria Oil Route as Permanent Strategy, Not Just a Wartime Workaround
- Ukraine Drone Strike Reaches Tyumen Refinery in Western Siberia, 1,240 Miles from the Front
- Northern Virginia Residents Near Vantage Data Center Say Generator Noise Has Run Continuously for Over a Year
- Super El Niño Is Tracking Toward Markets. History Says Commodity Prices Are First to Break.
- Outside Groups Keep Blocking Alaska Resource Development. Alaskans Are Pushing Back Through Congress.
- U.S. Air Defense Missile Stocks Ran Low During Iran War. The Pentagon Can't Agree on How Bad It Is.
- States Are Pushing Back on Data Center Expansion. The Reasons Vary Widely.
- Energy Security, Not Climate Ideology, Is Now the Main Argument for Clean Power. That Changes the Politics.
- Interior Department Claims Victory Over Lincoln Memorial Algae. A Satellite Analysis Disagrees.
- Corn Prices Sold Off Hard from Their Peak. A BofA Strategist Says the Market Overshot.
- Home Battery Systems: What They Cost, How They Work, and What Buyers Should Know Before Signing a Contract
- Activists Plan June 21 Protests at Five World Cup Stadiums Over FIFA's $400 Million Aramco Deal
- Florida Cities Ramp Up Sargassum Cleanup as Seaweed Returns to South Florida Beaches
- Iraq Orders Five Major Oil Fields to Ramp Output After U.S.-Iran Deal. Production Still Less Than Half of Pre-War Levels.
- Santa Monica Accepts $2 Million Grant to Study Removing the 10 Freeway. Critics Call It a Taxpayer-Funded Fantasy.
- $14 Million Later, the Lincoln Memorial Reflecting Pool Is Still Green with Algae
- Pentagon's SMR Push: What the Military Energy Argument Gets Right, and What It Leaves Unanswered
- Disneyland's Autopia Has Until February 1 to Go Electric or Shut Down, State Records Show
- Lunar Helium-3 Mining Remains Economically Unfeasible. Here Is Why the Gap Is Larger Than Space Boosters Admit.
- Private Fusion Has Raised Billions. Here Is Where Every Major Player Stands as of June 2026.
- Insurers Launch $400 Million War-Risk Facility to Cover Ships Transiting the Strait of Hormuz
- Arc, Commonwealth Fusion's 400 MW Commercial Plant, Is Planned for Virginia. Sparc Has to Work First.
- Alamos Gold Cuts Q2 Production Guidance 12% After Seismic Events Damage Young-Davidson Mine
- Equinor to Boost Troll Gas Output with $412 Million Subsea Development
- Commonwealth Fusion Systems Targets Late 2026 for Its First Reactor. The Rest of the Private Fusion Field Is Still a Distant Second.
- Solar Is the Cheapest Power in History, Yet Multiple U.S. States Are Rolling Back Solar Policy
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