Why Europe’s Dependence On U.S. LNG Is Risky
Europe’s desperate attempt to rid itself of Russian gas became even more urgent this week. U.S. LNG supplies might not be vulnerable to Russia, but they are vulnerable to extreme Continue Reading
U.S. job growth solid in August; labor market pressure starting to ease
U.S. employers hired more workers than expected in August, but moderate wage growth and a rise in the unemployment rate to 3.7% suggested the labor market was starting to loosen, Continue Reading
Iran seeks stronger U.S. guarantees for revival of 2015 nuclear deal
Iran needs stronger guarantees from Washington for the revival of a 2015 nuclear deal, its foreign minister said in Moscow on Wednesday, adding that the U.N. atomic watchdog should drop Continue Reading
Iran Nuclear Deal “Moving Backward” After Tehran’s Negative Response
Just hours after Iran said on Thursday evening that it had sent a “constructive” response to the final draft of the nuclear deal to the Biden administration, the White House Continue Reading
California lawmakers extend life of nuclear plant, approve slate of climate bills
California lawmakers on Thursday voted to extend the life of the state’s only nuclear power plant by five years, and approved several other measures to bolster the state’s already aggressive Continue Reading
Nuclear Fusion’s Inclusion In The Inflation Act Is A Huge Win For Emerging Tech
While the Inflation Reduction Act may have a debatable impact on inflation, there is no doubt that it will be a boon for the renewable energy sector. The act allocated Continue Reading
Californians Urged Not To Charge Their EVs During Heatwave
Amid the extreme heat that began on Wednesday and is expected to last until early next week, Californian electricity consumers have been urged not to charge their electric vehicles during Continue Reading
U.S. Natural Gas Power Generation Hits Record High Despite Soaring Prices
U.S. natural gas consumption for power generation hit a record high in July, and demand for the energy source is only growing around the world. While natural gas prices in Continue Reading
California Declares Grid Emergency
California officials declared a statewide grid emergency. California officials declared a statewide grid emergency to cope with surging demand for power amid a blistering heat wave, raising the prospect of Continue Reading
National Average Continues to Decline as Economic Concerns Push Oil Prices Lower
Since Monday, the national average for a gallon of regular gasoline dropped three cents to $3.82. According to new data from the Energy Information Administration (EIA), gas demand increased slightly Continue Reading