President Trump announced on Friday that the United States had entered a deal giving it control of […]
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Saudi Arabia’s Energy Ministry said a fire broke out at dawn on Sunday at one of the
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Iraq and Syria have signed an MoU for an 800-kilometer crude pipeline to the Mediterranean, one piece of a regional scramble to route oil around the Strait of Hormuz.
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Three Saudi oil tankers cleared a reopened Strait of Hormuz, the first crude crossing since Iran shut it, and the first real test of the Trump-Pezeshkian truce.
The real AI bottleneck is electricity, not chips. China is wiring solar straight to data centers while US projects wait years for grid power. Who actually wins AI?
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The Trump administration has quietly frozen approximately 165 onshore wind projects by withholding Pentagon approvals, while the Department of the Interior paused all offshore wind leases citing classified national security reports. The result: America’s wind energy pipeline is effectively dead, and the ‘energy dominance’ administration just killed one of its fastest-growing domestic energy sources.
The UAE announced its departure from OPEC after nearly 60 years, effective May 1, as the Iran war chokes off Strait of Hormuz shipping routes. U.S. crude surpassed $100 per barrel on the news, with analysts projecting Brent could hit $150. The cartel’s ability to manage global oil supply just took its biggest blow in decades.
The European Commission is rolling out energy vouchers, disconnection bans, remote work mandates, and relaxed state aid rules as part of its AccelerateEU plan, set to be unveiled ahead of the Cyprus summit on April 23.
Solar power has become one of the most widely adopted renewable energy sources in the world. From
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Trump’s Truth Social boast that rising oil prices are good for America reveals a stunning disconnect from the reality facing working Americans. With gas approaching $4, his own approval on the economy at 35%, and the midterms looming, the statement may be one of the most politically self-destructive things a sitting president has ever posted.
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