The London analysis and consultancy firm GlobalData is forecasting solid growth in the solar power and wind power markets in the United States in coming years despite current hostility from the president […]
The Breakthrough That Finally Makes Green Hydrogen Cost-Competitive
For decades, green hydrogen has been touted as the “next big thing” in clean energy technology, with particularly promising potential applications in hard-to-abate sectors like transport, steelmaking, and shipping. However, the long-predicted […]
Take Me Money and Run Venezuela – Venezuela’s Oil Industry Could Be Poised for a Rebound, But It Will Take Time
Venezuela took center stage last weekend when President Trump removed and arrested President Nicolás Maduro, putting a spotlight on the country’s oil resources and production. Today we take a deep dive into […]
A Simple Way to Prevent Electricity from Becoming Less Affordable
Affordable electricity prices have become a top priority for consumers, policymakers, voters, and elected officials. Electricity prices for the residential, commercial, industrial, and transportation sectors averaged 6.7% higher in September 2025, compared […]
DOE Backs Terrestrial Energy Molten Salt Reactor Project
A North Carolina-headquartered developer of small modular nuclear power plants announced it has an agreement with the U.S. Dept. of Energy (DOE) for an initiative to build and operate a molten salt […]
ERCOT’s large load queue jumped almost 300% last year
This audio is auto-generated. Please let us know if you have feedback. Data centers are driving a rapid increase in the number and capacity of large load interconnection requests in the Electric […]
More U.S. LNG Growth Expected After Record-Breaking Year
New Year, New Record U.S. LNG Output. December and 2025 see record levels of US LNG exports and feedgas demand, but those records are unlikely to last the month. More LNG capacity, […]
Mexico’s Crude Exports Slide as Refining Finally Reawakens
Mexico’s crude oil exports are shrinking fast – and this time the decline is not just a symptom of upstream exhaustion. Average crude exports have fallen from about 1.1 million b/d in […]
Why Venezuela’s Oil Won’t Matter and Why Heavy Crude Is First Off the Market
The idea that Venezuela’s oil matters to the United States, to global oil prices, or to the trajectory of decarbonization keeps resurfacing whenever geopolitics intrude into energy discourse. It is usually framed […]
Are exports to blame for surging US gas and electricity prices?
Trump’s promises to ‘drill, baby, drill’ have not eased problems over energy affordability via Financial Times – Energy https://ift.tt/oSlLtPu
