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Net zero will cost less than fossil fuel price rise, UK climate adviser says

By PI News Feed on March 12, 2026

Climate Change Committee report comes after days of turbulence in global energy markets via Financial Times – Energy https://ift.tt/Ljq4DPJ

A Deluge Of Solar Power Crushes A Hollow Victory For Coal

By PI News Feed on March 12, 2026

Solar power is still coming in hot in Texas, despite a lawsuit aimed at throttling back investment in renewable energy, brought against three leading investment firms by Texas State Attorney General Ken […]

What do China’s new green targets really mean?

By PI News Feed on March 12, 2026

Beijing keeps room for manoeuvre a key part of clean energy push via Financial Times – Energy https://ift.tt/xcfKymu

4 affordability solutions states and utilities can implement now

By PI News Feed on March 12, 2026

This audio is auto-generated. Please let us know if you have feedback. Allison Clements is principal of 804 Advisory and a former member of the Federal Energy Regulatory Commission. Lori Bird is […]

Shale Producers Stay on the Sidelines as Oil Crisis Deepens

By PI News Feed on March 12, 2026

Less than a week ago, the head of the International Energy Agency said there was “plenty of oil” in the market, and there was no need for an emergency release. This week, […]

The Strait Is Closed, the Story Keeps Changing, and You’re Paying for It All

By PI News Feed on March 12, 2026

There’s a particular kind of dread that sets in when you’re watching an official tweet get deleted in real time. On Tuesday, the Energy Secretary posted that the U.S. Navy had successfully […]

Crude Cushion: IEA Announces Record 400 MMbbl Release as Hormuz Flows Remain Blocked

By PI News Feed on March 12, 2026

Earlier today (Wednesday, March 11), the International Energy Agency (IEA) announced the unanimous decision across its 32 member countries to release 400 MMbbl of its emergency stockpile to alleviate supply pressures tied […]

Iran war causing ‘largest disruption in history’ to oil supplies, says IEA

By PI News Feed on March 12, 2026

Global crude output will fall to lowest level in four years, energy agency warns in report via Financial Times – Energy https://ift.tt/RIon1h8

“We are 80 pct renewable:” Wind and solar shields Gina Rinehart’s main lithium play from fossil fuel crisis

By PI News Feed on March 12, 2026

Gina Rinehart’s main lithium play is being shielded from diesel price hikes by its high share of wind and solar, the energy sources demonised by Australia’s richest person. The post “We are […]

AI scaling pathways: On grid, on edge, off grid, off planet

By PI News Feed on March 12, 2026

As demand for data center power skyrockets, available options to provide that power have dwindled. And cohesive frameworks for finding sustainable generation remain few and far between. In this episode, Shayle speaks […]

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