South China Sea Disputes are Blocking Oil and Gas Development
Philip Heijmans of Bloomberg tells his readers that tensions are soaring, but Southeast Asian nations are struggling to push back on Beijing’s contested claims...
China Destroyed Europe’s Solar Panel Industry
Matthew Dalton of The Wall Street Journal reports how China destroyed Europe’s solar panel industry and how the continent continues to struggle with an...
A Conflict of Interest: True Costs of Investing in Energy Transition
Analysts from Wook Mackenzie report on the cost of investing in the energy transition in a high interest-rate era and how the increase in...
US Plans to Restore Solar Tariffs
Nicola Groom and Jarrett Renshaw of Reuters report that the US plans to restore tariffs on solar technology. They write:
The Biden administration is expected...
China Imported Record Amounts of Crude Oil in 2023
Jimmy Troderman of the EIA reports that China’s largest volumetric increase in crude oil imports in 2023 was from Russia. He writes:
China, the world’s...
Home Energy Storage Boom in U.S.
Ed Cooks of WoodMac.com tells his readers that changes to net metering rules in California have created new incentives to add batteries to solar...
China’s Plan for Strategic Coal Reserve
Reuters reports that China's state planner has finalized a rule to set up a coal production reserve system. They write:
China's state planner on Friday...
Oil Could Hit $100 a Barrel
Lucia Kassai, Sharon Cho, Devika Krishna Kumar, and Alex Longley of Bloomberg tell their readers how global supply shocks are intensifying fears of a commodity-driven inflation resurgence. They...
U.S. Electrical Grid: Is America Being Set Up for Failure?
Sarah Shinton of IndustryWeek tells her readers that advanced semiconductor equipment requires ten times more power, and the U.S. grid is not up to...
U.S. Producing More Oil and Gas than Any Nation Ever
David Blackmon of The Telegraph reports that the US is producing more oil and gas than any nation ever has. He writes:
The US Energy...