Renewables Meet Reality: Fuel Oil Still A Problem In New England

Texas Grid Needs Connectivity And Weatherproofing

The Year That Was: 2024 Energy Stocks - Winners And Losers

Hidden Costs, Rusting Relics: Decommissioning Wind Turbines In The US

2025’s Energy Megatrends: Seeking Energy Security And Reviving Nuclear

The Blockchain Revolution In The Energy Market

South Korea Just Saved Itself – And Its Nuclear Energy Industry

New Sanctions Against Gazprombank: Too Little, Too Late

Winter Is Coming, But Russia Refuses To Stop The Energy War On Ukraine

U.S. COPing Out Of Global Climate Leadership?

COP29: Asserting American Energy Leadership Amid Change

Google’s Search For AI-Enabling Secure Energy Goes Nuclear

China Bets On Leadership In The Green Tech Frontier

The Summit Of The Future’s Vision: Will It Help The Energy-Poor Now?

Vance And Walz On America's Energy Future

Iran Threatens To Hold Global Energy Hostage: The Islamic Republic and its proxies pose a serious threat to the energy sector, including oil and gas in the Middle East.

Kazakhstan Referendum Will Reshape Nuclear Energy In Central Asia: Kazakhstan held a referendum on October 6th, 2024, gaining the public's approval to construct a nuclear power plant.

Energy Revenue Fuels A War-Time Moscow Boom: Hundreds of billions of dollars flowing into Russia from oil and gas sales are fueling Moscow’s war effort in Ukraine and more.

Gastech: A Thriving Gas Sector, If You Can Keep It: Gastech, the annual global natural gas event that just wrapped up after three days in Houston, Texas, showcased a thriving industry.

America’s Self-Inflicted Wound In Central Asia: In Central Asia, everyone appears to be moving to secure riches and interests. The world understands Central Asia and the role trade plays except, seemingly, Washington.

Trump And Harris Duel Over Energy: Vice President Kamala Harris and former President Donald Trump met for the first time on the debate stage on September 10, 2024, in Philadelphia.

Europe’s Energy Policy Failures Fuel Election Shocks: Europe has been rocked by a series of decisive elections in the past months, due in no small part to the energy policy varying across the continent.

Biden’s Carbon Capture: Miracle Or Mirage?: One green initiative is important, though seldom discussed, from the Biden administration’s green agenda: carbon capture.

Coal’s Asian Comeback: There are few regions of the world so suited for renewable energy as Southeast Asia. However, what is happening there is not a green revolution - but a coal renaissance.

Why Are U.S. EV Sales Flatlining?: President Biden wanted to make half of all new vehicles electric by 2030, but American consumers apparently are saying no.