Energy Archive
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- 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
- Lincoln Memorial Reflecting Pool: Paint Peeling, New Algae Strain Identified, and a Second No-Bid Contract Under Scrutiny
- Switzerland Talks Back on Track: Israel-Hezbollah Ceasefire Clears the Path, but Oil Markets Face a Supply Glut
- BP Is Pulling Back From the North Sea. The Numbers Explain Why.
- Kuwait Says Oil Output Could Reach 2 Million Barrels Per Day Within a Week
- Beijing Steps Up Scrutiny of Indium Exports as AI Chip Demand Soars
- India Expands Strategic Oil Reserves and Refuses to Rush Back to Middle Eastern Suppliers After Hormuz Crisis
- Private Fusion Power Has Raised Billions. Commonwealth Fusion Systems Leads the Pack at Nearly $3 Billion.
- U.S.-Iran Talks Collapse Again, Hormuz Traffic Stalls, and 80 Million Barrels Sit Waiting
- Libya Opens Its First Oil Licensing Round in 17 Years, Attracting International Majors
- Roth Capital Initiates Nano Nuclear with Buy Rating, $45 Target on AI Power Demand
- AC Replacement Costs Already Run $12,000 to $16,000, and a Refrigerant Transition Is Pushing Prices Higher
- Switzerland Talks Collapse, 80 Million Barrels Queue at Hormuz, and Economists Warn the Inflation Damage Is Already Done
- International Petroleum Corp. Starts Production at Blackrod, the First New Alberta Oil Sands Project in Nearly a Decade
- Germany Weighs Extending Oil Reserve Waiver Past August 31 After IEA's Record 400-Million-Barrel Release
- Power, Not Minerals, Is the Hard Ceiling on AI Expansion
- Trump DOJ Drops Wind Energy Appeal, Leaving Federal Permitting Freeze Permanently Vacated.
- FERC Orders Grid Operators to Rewrite Large-Load Rules as Helion Clears Permits for First Fusion Plant
- Amazon Commits $10 Billion to Missouri Data Center as FERC's Grid Fast-Lane Order Takes Effect
- OPEC Is Betting Its Future on India. India's Pump Prices Aren't Moving.
- FERC Orders Six Grid Operators to Justify or Rewrite Rules for Large Power Users Within 60 Days
- Three Nuclear Milestones Land on the Same Day: Helion Gets Construction Clearance, Centrus Signs HALEU Deal With Oklo, Sweden Picks Rolls-Royce for Its First New Reactor Since the 1980s.
- NOAA Declares El Niño Advisory, Forecasts 63% Chance of 'Very Strong' Event by Winter 2026-27
- Iran Gets $6 Billion in Phased Funds and Oil Export Waivers. Tanker Rates Stay Elevated and the Full Text Remains Secret.
- FERC Votes Unanimously to Speed Grid Connections for AI Data Centers, Puts Full Upgrade Costs on Data Centers
- 79% of Global Data Center Capacity Faces Elevated Climate Hazard Risk, New Study Finds
- 62 Million Barrels of Persian Gulf Crude Are Heading for Asia. Refiners Are Already Full.
- Biden Tells Jay Leno He Blocked Oil Drilling Across 625 Million Acres of U.S. Ocean. He Is Bragging.
- Trump Administration Pays $765 Million to Cancel Four More Offshore Wind Leases, Pushing Total Buyout Spending to $2.6 Billion
- NRC Licenses Two Georgia Reactors to 2054 and 2058, Completing Its 100th Renewal Under Accelerated Review Process
- $2.2 Trillion Poured Into Clean Energy in 2025. Your Electric Bill Went Up Anyway.
- IEA Forecasts a Massive 2027 Oil Surplus as Middle East Supply Returns. U.S. Inventories Are Still Falling.
- Trump Admits U.S. Was Four Weeks From Reserve Exhaustion. The MoU Timeline Just Accelerated.
- Tropical Storm Arthur Makes Landfall in Louisiana, Threatening Life-Threatening Floods Across the Southeast
- U.S. Crude Inventories Fall for Eighth Straight Week. Cushing Hits Tank-Bottom Levels Not Seen Since 2014.
- El Niño Is Strengthening Toward Historic Levels. U.S. Food Prices and Global Health Systems Are Already in the Crosshairs.
- Rolls-Royce SMR Locks Down Third European Nuclear Contract, Adding Sweden to UK and Czech Deals
- Five Iranian Ships Have Crossed the U.S. Naval Blockade. The Formal Deal Has Not Been Signed Yet.
- The $10 Trillion 'Green Economy' Promise Is Six Years Old. Where Are the Jobs and the Results?
- DOJ Moves to Dismiss NAACP's Clean Air Act Suit Against xAI, Citing Military Use of Grok AI
- NOAA's El Niño Is Now Official and Strengthening. The Next Diagnostic Update Is July 9.
- Data Centers Are Ditching the Grid. Two New Project Pauses Show Why.
- UBS and Jefferies Flag Southwest Airlines, Eastman Chemical as Potential Winners If U.S.-Iran Deal Holds
- Iran Deal's Day-Two Reality: Congress Wants the Text, Israel Was Denied It, and Qatar's LNG Restart Has a Permanent Ceiling
- AI Token Costs Are Exploding. Companies Are Scrambling to Manage Them.
- Methodist University Men's Golf Wins Record 14th Division III National Championship at 21-Under Par
- ConocoPhillips Set to Sign Gas Development Deal with Syria's State Oil Company This Week
- Morgan Stanley and Goldman Sachs Cut Oil Forecasts as Brent Falls Below $80 on U.S.-Iran Preliminary Deal
- India Projects 22% Annual Solar Growth Through 2035, Fueled by Data Centers and AI Demand
- Power Transformer Lead Times Average 128 Weeks, Bottlenecking U.S. Industrial Growth
- Iran Deal Heads Toward Friday Signing in Geneva. Congress Is Skeptical, Netanyahu Is Trapped, and the Text Is Still Secret.
- Microsoft CEO Nadella Warns AI Centralization Could Strip Industries of Competitive Value, Mirrors Globalization Damage
- U.S. LNG Exports Hit Records as Iran Conflict Removes 20% of Global Supply. Domestic Prices Haven't Moved.
- NOAA Raises Odds of a Historic Very Strong El Niño to 63% for This Winter
- Russia Loosens Fuel Quality Standards as Ukraine's Refinery Campaign Bites Into Domestic Supply
- El Niño Is Strengthening in 2026. Here Is What the Historical Pattern Says About U.S. Weather This Year.
- 90% of Businesses Globally Say They Plan to Electrify Operations by 2035, Survey Finds
- Solid-State Cooling Picks Up Speed: A $10M Startup, MIT Prototypes, and a Compressor-Free Future Still Years Out
- 500 Ships Still Stranded in the Gulf. Mines, Insurance, and Iran's Silence Are Blocking the Hormuz Reopening.
- CSU Cuts 2026 Hurricane Forecast as El Niño Strengthens. Caribbean Major-Hurricane Odds Drop to 26%.
- ECB Raised Rates for the First Time Since 2023. A U.S.-Iran Deal the Next Day Scrambled the Calculus.
- Alaska Oil Investment Drought Persists as Capital Keeps Flowing Elsewhere
- Virginia Faces Potential First Modern Shutdown as Democrats Split Over $2 Billion Data Center Tax Break
- Climate Groups Are Spending Heavily on State Utility Races. The Stakes Are Real.
- Semi-Solid Gel Batteries Are Reaching Consumers Now, While True Solid-State Remains Years Away
- UK Prime Minister Starmer Set to Cut EV Sales Mandate from 80% to 50% by 2030, Overruling Energy Secretary Miliband
- El Niño Odds of Historic Strength Jump to 63%, NOAA Warns of Worldwide Weather Disruption
- Six States Are Changing Fuel Taxes This Summer, With Pump Prices Already Volatile From the Iran Conflict
- Portable Power Stations Work Better as Permanent Backup Than Emergency-Only Gear, Reviewers Find
- UK Sets January 1, 2027 Hard Deadline to Ban Diesel and Jet Fuel Made From Russian Crude
- Parker Solar Probe Completes 28th Sun Flyby, Matching Speed and Distance Records Set in December 2024
- Home Batteries Are Cutting Energy Bills in Half. Here Is What They Actually Cost.
- Researchers Propose AI Agent Networks to Guard EV Charging Infrastructure from Cyberattacks
- DOE's Pattern of 'Blue State' Grant Cancellations Has Now Cost the Department Two Court Losses and $82.1 Million in Reinstatements
- Richmond, California Sues Chevron Over Climate Change, Alleging Decades of Deception
- DOE Concedes a Second Court Loss on Canceled Clean Energy Grants, Larger Cases Still Pending
- DOE Settles Second Federal Lawsuit Over Canceled Blue-State Clean Energy Grants, Agrees to Reinstate 11 Awards Worth $82.1 Million
- Gas Prices Are Falling, but a Potential Iran Deal Is the Real Driver Nobody's Talking About
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