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Shippers Cool on Green Fuels as Costs Stay Too High

By PI News Feed on July 11, 2026

The shipping industry is being blamed by climate activists for emitting a solid portion of the world’s atmospheric carbon dioxide. Under pressure, the industry has been trying to find an alternative to […]

Plug-in solar meets the grid crisis

By PI News Feed on July 11, 2026

America turned 250 years old last week. While local leaders were busy organizing parades, re-enactments, and flyovers, grid operators and emergency officials were dealing with something else entirely: a heat dome settled […]

Europe’s Nuclear Plants Can’t Beat the Heat

By PI News Feed on July 11, 2026

Europe’s blistering heat wave is threatening energy security across the continent as power plants shut down and the risk of rolling blackouts rises. Electric grids are overstressed, and ecosystems are too. Rivers […]

People Are Talking About Contango While Oil Markets Are Far From Recovered

By PI News Feed on July 10, 2026

While financial desks obsess over paper structures and Brent crude briefly flirted with contango, the broader market is missing the forest for the trees. Brent crude’s recent rebound from $71 to $79 […]

The Coming Power War That Will Define the AI Era

By PI News Feed on July 10, 2026

Every great economic era has been defined by a fight over a single resource. In the 19th century, it was coal, and the British Empire was built on top of it. In […]

IEA warns of petrol and diesel supply crunch

By PI News Feed on July 10, 2026

Refineries in Gulf and Russia hit by impact of wars, while global consumption has remained high via Financial Times – Energy https://ift.tt/QumSJwx

A new crop of energy groups wants to lower your bills, not sell you solar

By PI News Feed on July 7, 2026

Over the last two years, as federal energy policy whiplashed and an already polarized debate over renewables versus fossil fuels amped up, a new era of advocacy has begun.  At least nine […]

The Era of Cheap U.S. Natural Gas May Be Coming to an End

By PI News Feed on July 6, 2026

U.S. natural gas prices are set to rise through 2035, following a decade of low Henry Hub prices, as the AI data center boom and the expansion of U.S. LNG export infrastructure […]

PJM’s rate increase is here. What’s your strategy?

By PI News Feed on July 6, 2026

For decades, municipal utilities and electric cooperatives often operated in a stable, predictable environment. Efficiency gains across the country kept electricity demand flat, and energy strategy remained relatively straightforward. That era is […]

Carbon Markets Just Had Their Most Important Moment in Years

By PI News Feed on July 6, 2026

For much of the past decade, carbon credits have suffered from a credibility problem. Critics called them greenwashing, environmental groups questioned their effectiveness, and a series of poorly designed projects damaged confidence […]

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