#energy-policy

#energy-policy

President Trump's been very consistent, Zeldin said. He's not a fan of wind, the economics of it. He has also been outspoken on environmental impacts, impacts to fisheries. And we saw a section 232 decision for an investigation out of commerce, which was news over the course of the last day or two, looking at windmill imports from out of the country and analyzing whether it's a national security threat.

The number of operating US oil and gas rigs held flat at 539 last week, hovering near four-year lows and down 47 rigs in the last 12 months.

The Trump administration reissued a license to Chevron, allowing oil production and exports from Venezuela, despite past cancellations linked to Maduro's legitimacy as President.

The UK government is considering expanding its Boiler Upgrade Scheme to include air-to-air heat pumps that offer both heating and cooling amid rising summer temperatures.

The government wants to make it simpler for homeowners to install wind turbines in gardens or on rooftops by potentially removing the need for planning permission entirely for small-scale systems.

Energy Secretary Chris Wright emphasized the significance of extracting rare earth elements from coal to reduce reliance on China for crucial tech and military products.

The reconciliation act unwinds much of the Inflation Reduction Act, passing with a narrow vote of 218-214, with two Republicans voting against it.

"San Jose International Airport, despite having lower passenger traffic than pre-pandemic levels, stands out with new amenities and superior on-time performance, making it a favorite for travelers."

This is an optimistic report. It is possible to meet our carbon budgets for 2030 and 2050, provided we take steps forward [on policy]. It's very important that our country steps up to deliver our commitments.

Without a more structured, longer-term phase-down timeline, developers, manufacturers, and installers will scramble to meet tight deadlines and face a massive drop in demand shortly thereafter.

EVERYONE, KEEP OIL PRICES DOWN. I'M WATCHING! YOU'RE PLAYING RIGHT INTO THE HANDS OF THE ENEMY. DON'T DO IT!"

The unprecedented blackout that brought the Iberian peninsula to a standstill was caused by surging voltages triggering a chain reaction of disconnections within Spain's power network.

In a nation where conservation often battles energy needs, only a third of Americans support expanding drilling in the Arctic National Wildlife Refuge.

A deal to build at least two nuclear reactors in Czechia was unblocked Wednesday after an appeals court dismissed a lower court ruling that blocked the government from signing.

The order to the Eddystone plant highlights concerns over power shortfalls as aging plants close and demand rises, showcasing the need for continued operational capacity.