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United States
2022-03-13
US Programme Supports Ghana Nuclear Progress
The USA and Ghana have announced their partnership to support Ghana's adoption of small modular reactor (SMR) technology under the US Department of State's Foundational Infrastructure.
LNG
2022-03-11
EIA: US Weekly LNG Exports Down by One
The U.S. Energy Information Administration (EIA) reports that LNG exports are down by one LNG carrier this week from last week.
Solar Power Plant
2022-03-11
US Solar Manufacturers Raise Potential of 30GW Mfg Capacity for Biden Administration
At present the module manufacturing capacity is just below 8GW in the USA. SEMA coalition says that passage of SEMA Act and other policy support will help the industry expand to 30GW by 2025.
Oil Price
2022-03-11
Oil Price Shock Jolts Global Recovery as Economic Impact of Russia’s Invasion Spreads
The highest oil prices since the 2008 financial crisis are dealing a heavy blow to the global economy, slowing Europe’s pandemic recovery to a near stall and complicating the fight against inflation in the United States.
Crude Oil
2022-03-11
What the Bans on Russian Fossil Fuels Actually Mean
Prices are up—but so is the pressure to switch to electric everything.
Joe Biden
2022-03-11
$4 Gasoline Could Lead to Demand Destruction in the U.S.
More than half of all Americans said they would change their driving habits or lifestyle if the cost of gasoline rose to $4 per gallon, new AAA survey data shows.
Crude Oil
2022-03-11
Canada Looking at Boosting Oil Pipeline Flows to U.S., Minister Says
Canada is studying ways to increase pipeline utilization to boost crude exports as Europe seeks to reduce its dependence on Russian oil, the country's natural resources minister said on Thursday.
Crude Oil
2022-03-11
Biden Walks Tightrope Between Need for Oil and Push to Go Green
With the war in Ukraine causing oil prices to soar, US President Joe Biden's administration is treading a fine line between staying true to its commitment to clean energy, while seeking to ramp up petroleum production.
Nuclear Fuel
2022-03-11
Pressure on U.S. Nuclear Power Could Mount if Sanctions Imposed on Russian Uranium
Russia’s invasion of Ukraine and ensuing sanctions may have a limited immediate impact on the U.S. nuclear industry, despite its reliance on uranium imports.
Oil Exploration
2022-03-10
PM of Barbados Defends Country’s Oil and Gas Exploration
Prime Minister Mia Mottley has defended Barbados’ plans to resume fossil fuel exploration off its coast, saying that developing nations deserved “equity” and needed the revenue from oil and gas sales to finance the shift to clean energy.
Natural Gas
2022-03-10
U.S. Natural Gas Little Changed as Rising Demand Offsets Global Price Drop
U.S. natural gas futures were little changed on Wednesday as forecasts for more U.S. heating demand next week slowed the U.S. market following a massive drop in global gas and oil prices.
United States
2022-03-10
Private Investment in California's Solar Energy Industry Increases Climate Vulnerabilities, Study Finds
Energy systems development is driven more by financial considerations than environmental ones, leaving customers more vulnerable to the effects of climate change, a University of Illinois Urbana-Champaign researcher determined.
Electric Car
2022-03-10
California Can Set Rules on Electric Vehicles, Emissions -U.S. EPA
The U.S. Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) on Wednesday restored California's ability to set its own zero-emission vehicle sales mandate and tailpipe emissions limits, reversing a 2019 decision by then-President Donald Trump.
Hydropower Plant
2022-03-10
Bill Would Halt New Hydroelectric Projects in Panama
A group of Panamanian lawmakers submitted a draft bill to the national assembly that would declare a 15-year moratorium on granting permits and concessions for new hydroelectric projects in hydro-rich Chiriquí province.
Joe Biden
2022-03-10
Solar Costs Jumped in 2021, Reversing Years of Falling Prices
Solar costs rose in 2021 partly because of supply chain constraints, according to a report released Thursday by the Solar Energy Industries Association and Wood Mackenzie.
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