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Energy Secretary predicts gasoline may not return to pre-war levels until next year, contradicting President Trump's more optimistic outlook.
The president is urging countries affected by a potential Strait of Hormuz blockade to buy American crude instead.
The conflict is creating a historic supply shock that could permanently weaponize oil markets and undermine the dollar-based global economy.
President Trump tells Axios he will keep Iran under a naval blockade until a nuclear deal is reached, while military strike plans remain on the table.
President Trump and top officials huddled with oil and gas executives at the White House to address the energy fallout from the Iran conflict.
The Hash Ribbons indicator has triggered another buy signal for Bitcoin, but an analyst warns that evolving miner vulnerabilities demand a more measured interpretation this cycle.
President Trump said on Truth Social that Iran told the U.S. it wants the Strait of Hormuz reopened 'as soon as possible,' though the claim remains unconfirmed by Tehran.
Dry conditions and hurricane debris have fueled destructive fires in Georgia, with nationwide drought data suggesting a potentially historic wildfire season.
The United Arab Emirates announced its departure from OPEC, a surprising move that weakens the cartel's ability to manage global oil output and prices.
Tehran may be able to sustain exports for a while longer despite US pressure, according to energy analysts.
Brent crude trades at $101.39 as a deepening supply shock alters the factors behind a potential repeat of recent price declines.
The sector shifts focus from climate change to energy dominance, securing approval for two major Biden-era projects.
A new Iranian proposal, delivered through Pakistani mediators, seeks to resolve the Strait of Hormuz impasse first while deferring nuclear negotiations.
The US exported 5.2 million barrels of crude per day in a recent week, a historic high driven by geopolitical friction with Iran.
Latin American nations implement economic measures to counter rising oil prices triggered by geopolitical tensions in Iran.
The Science Panel for the Global Energy Transition launches to guide governments on phasing out oil, gas and coal.
Solar energy saw record-breaking growth last year, driven by falling costs and policy support, though grid integration challenges remain.
U.S. oil and petroleum exports hit a record 12.9 million barrels per day, but Gulf Coast port bottlenecks threaten further growth.
A complaint against Duke Energy's proactive grid upgrades could reshape solar integration and utility planning nationwide.
New research reveals bioenergy with carbon capture and storage could worsen emissions if not properly managed.
President Trump will use the Defense Production Act to bolster motor fuels and electricity supply amid high energy prices.
The administration is weighing a longer suspension of the century-old shipping law to keep fuel costs down amid Middle East conflict.
Lab analysis detected hexavalent chromium and other contaminants in discharges from Tesla's Texas lithium facility, contradicting state regulators' earlier assessment.
The Houston-based startup's public offering filing reveals plans to scale its next-generation geothermal technology after launching its first commercial plant this year.
Advocates urge organizers to insulate the upcoming fossil fuel transition talks from industry lobbying to avoid past failures.
A law passed in Utah last year has inspired similar portable solar legislation in 30 other states and Washington, D.C.
Nearly all of the world's largest airlines are cutting capacity as war-related supply disruptions drive up fuel costs and create shortages.
A California startup is scaling production of tandem solar modules that layer perovskite crystals atop silicon to boost efficiency.
American forces disabled and took custody of an Iranian-flagged vessel after it attempted to bypass a U.S. naval blockade.
International efforts to decarbonize the shipping industry, responsible for 3% of global emissions, are being complicated by geopolitical tensions.
A financial analysis pits two major gold miners against each other as the sector benefits from high metals prices.
Blockchain-based synthetic oil futures surged on Hyperliquid as traders speculated that conflict could push crude prices toward $100 a barrel.
The White House held emergency talks as Iran renewed its closure of the Strait of Hormuz and attacks on vessels, with a ceasefire set to expire in three days.
Iran has closed the vital shipping channel and reportedly fired on tankers, escalating tensions with the United States.
Rising fuel prices are driving up vacation costs, making redeeming points and miles a smarter move than paying cash for flights.
Traders weigh potential US-Iran conflict resolution against ongoing supply disruptions, keeping crude volatile.
China's manufacturing dominance in solar, batteries, and EVs positions it to capture a growing share of the global clean energy market.
A combination of low power costs, land availability, and generous tax incentives is driving a construction boom in Texas, while other states face resistance.
A federal judge rejected the Justice Department's attempt to prevent Hawaii from suing fossil fuel companies for climate damages.
Iran has declared the vital shipping lane fully open for commercial vessels, following a U.S. naval blockade and regional ceasefire.
A coordinated announcement from Tehran and Washington triggered a sharp selloff in crude markets, signaling potential relief for global energy flows.
Negotiators are discussing a plan where Washington would release frozen funds in exchange for Tehran surrendering its enriched uranium stockpile.
China announces major grid upgrades while planning new petrochemical capacity, highlighting the tension between clean energy goals and fossil fuel reliance.
A Biden-era ban on mining in the Boundary Waters Canoe Area Wilderness watershed has been overturned by the U.S. Senate.
Pro-government legislators are pushing for a state-controlled entity to develop Brazil's rare earth resources as global demand for green technology minerals surges.
Acute power needs and state climate goals are driving a rapid buildout of large-scale battery storage in the northeastern US.
Maine has passed a law prohibiting approval of data centers with at least 20 megawatts of electricity demand until at least October 2027.
Protesters in San Francisco mourn the potential repeal of a foundational climate regulation.
The International Energy Agency has significantly reduced its pre-war oil demand outlook as conflict upends global energy markets.
The International Energy Agency has significantly reduced its pre-war oil demand projection as conflict disrupts global energy markets.
A Republican senator championing AI acknowledges the technology's economic and environmental risks while pushing for cooling solutions.
New legislation protects farmers and ethanol plants from legal action over greenhouse gas emissions.
Georgia regulators approved a program allowing data centers and large customers to directly finance new renewable energy projects connected to the utility's grid.
A sharp increase in diesel fuel prices is creating widespread but often unnoticed economic burdens.
Two leading international institutions forecast severe consequences for the global economy if the Iran war continues beyond its current seven-week duration.
The Trump administration has launched a national initiative mandating the Pentagon and NASA to demonstrate space-based nuclear power within five years.
The Swedish company has raised the capital needed to finish construction of its flagship facility, marking a milestone for decarbonizing heavy industry.
The International Monetary Fund warns that conflict in the Middle East has reversed a promising economic outlook, projecting slower growth and higher inflation.
An affordable housing development will pioneer neighborhood-scale geothermal heating and cooling as a model for all-electric construction.
Deep-pocketed tech giants are driving at least five U.S. projects to capture emissions from natural gas plants powering data centers.
A new legislative proposal aims to roll back equitable charging requirements for new multifamily developments to reduce construction costs.
Richland County residents will vote on whether to reverse a ban on large-scale renewable energy projects.
The U.S. will block ships entering or leaving the Strait of Hormuz, aiming to strip Iran of leverage over global oil routes.
A natural gas industry coalition is launching a campaign to influence Democratic voters and candidates in Pennsylvania ahead of the 2024 election.
Clean energy sources generated more electricity than natural gas in March, marking a historic milestone for the American power sector.
A state utility commission chairman called for accurate water consumption data from data centers as developers claim significant reductions.
Community members are escalating a decades-long environmental justice fight by refusing food to demand the closure of a waste-to-energy facility.
Iran maintains its strategic military presence in the Strait of Hormuz as diplomatic negotiations continue.
A proposed $1 billion Microsoft data center in Wisconsin was rejected by local officials, signaling growing community resistance to AI infrastructure expansion.
The geothermal startup has signed a three-year agreement to procure turbine capacity for its next-generation power plants.
A major grid battery project in Escondido was blocked by community concerns, highlighting challenges for California's energy transition.
A Canadian firm's new application to build a cross-border oil pipeline reignites a long-running climate and energy policy battle.
Georgia's state legislature is advancing policy to support the struggling forestry industry as paper mills close.
The bank will purchase 60,000 tons of carbon removal credits from startup Graphyte, whose Arizona facility will also use forest waste to reduce wildfire risk.
A surge in burned acreage is making cattle ranching harder in Nebraska as experts warn of a new wildfire era.
Georgia lawmakers ended the session without passing measures aimed at shielding households from data center-related costs.
Iran's crypto mining sector suffered a sharp decline as hashrate dropped to 2 EH/s, while global Bitcoin network remained stable.
Administrator addresses scientists questioning climate change after reversing key regulatory foundation for federal greenhouse gas controls.
U.S., Israel and Iran agree on ceasefire but contradict each other on key terms while fighting persists in multiple regions.
Consumer inflation expectations jumped to 3.4% for one year but longer-term projections remained stable, suggesting temporary price pressures.
New technology enables electric vehicles to feed power back into the grid, potentially stabilizing the electrical system and supporting renewable energy adoption.
Seven Democratic senators are investigating whether the liquefied natural gas company properly qualified for alternative fuel tax credits.
Pakistan-mediated deal requires Iran to reopen Strait of Hormuz, triggering biggest oil price drop since 1991 Gulf War.
VAT rebate reductions on Chinese clean technology exports could increase solar panel costs for African markets seeking to expand energy access.
Retired U.S. admirals discuss operational challenges and strategic requirements for restoring freedom of navigation through the critical waterway.
Supply disruptions across Asia and Africa are forcing households to abandon clean cooking fuels.
Growing backlash prompts nationwide search for solutions to manage AI infrastructure's increasing power consumption.
Christ Church Bronxville tests underground pipe network that could demonstrate geothermal viability for urban buildings across New York.
Residents claim Amoco's abandoned oil prospecting operations left behind health hazards including elevated cancer rates.
UN projects global growth will fall from 2.9% to 2.6% this year due to prolonged Strait of Hormuz disruption affecting energy and trade flows worldwide.
Brent crude climbs on mixed signals from Trump threatening military action while pursuing negotiations with Iran.
The state's novel legal approach to make oil companies fund climate resilience faces its first federal court challenge.
Interior Secretary Doug Burgum targets bison grazing leases on public land following complaints from Montana cattle ranchers and Republican politicians.
Companies increasingly build dedicated power plants to bypass grid delays, with 30% of planned capacity expected to operate independently.
Bipartisan efforts emerge to address environmental impact and utility costs of AI data centers in Pennsylvania.
European Defense Commissioner says Ukrainian strikes on Russian energy infrastructure will significantly impact Moscow's economy.
Canada, Australia, Brazil and Norway will join the Santa Marta summit, but the world's largest fossil fuel producers are not participating.
The initiative calls for immediate ceasefire and restoration of shipping through the strategic strait.
Federal Reserve Chair Jerome Powell said the central bank will wait to see economic effects before deciding whether to look through war-driven energy price increases.