Ian Will Likely Be A Hurricane Soon – 3 Concerns As It Approaches The U.S.
Tropical Storm Ian will likely be hurricane soon. Here are 3 things worrying meteorologists as it approaches the U.S.
U.S. Natural Gas Production Sets A New Record, But Don’t Expect Relief On Your Heating Bills
Natural gas production is soaring, but that's not going to lower your heating bills this winter.
More Lithium Mining, Wells Running Dry In California And EV Charging Infrastructure
This week’s Current Climate, which every Saturday brings you the latest news about the business of sustainability.
How Fracking Creates Value: Three Insights From Three Frac Legends – Daneshy, Montgomery, And Smith.
Practical snippets from the lives of giants who have worked in fracking – not for years but for decades.
Oil Plunges To Lowest Level Since January—Here’s Why Experts Say Low Prices Won’t Last
Recession fears and a stronger U.S. Dollar both continued to weigh on energy prices.
Biden And Putin Play Chicken With Energy – The World Suffers
Unfortunately for Putin, the chief accomplishments of that operation to this point have been only to weaken Putin's grip on ...
After Hurricane Fiona, Puerto Rico Should Go Nuclear
Hurricane Fiona has left most of Puerto Rico in the dark. Politicians in Puerto Rico and Washington D.C. must begin ...
Nuclear Waste And The Path Forward
If nuclear power is to expand in the U.S., the problem of nuclear waste has to be addressed. I discuss ...
Haiti Riots Triggered By IMF Advice To Cut Fuel Subsidies
Over the last decade, the World Economic Forum (WEF), the United Nations’ International Monetary Fund (IMF), and the World Bank ...
Manchin Releases Permitting Plan, But Will Democrats And Republicans Go Along?
One Wednesday evening, the Senate Energy and Natural Resources Committee released long-awaited text for permitting reform legislation sponsored by Senator ...
Reality Is Setting In: Jamie Dimon’s Testimony Caps A Confrontational Energy Week
J.P. Morgan CEO Jamie Dimon told members of congress Wednesday that banks cutting off financing for oil and gas projects ...
Charging EVs At Home Overnight May Not Be The Cheapest Option For Much Longer
A study by Stanford University researchers finds that the expected rapid growth in the number of electric vehicles charging at ...
Pakistan’s Deluge Is Deepening Its Longstanding Energy Crisis
Rising energy bills and blackouts are not just a product of the devastation caused by the recent floods. They are ...
Timor-Leste Seeks U.S. Strategic Support In Natural Gas Development
Representatives of the tiny Indian Ocean nation of Timor-Leste were in the U.S. this week, seeking to secure American strategic ...
Fed Hikes Rates By 75 Basis Points—Here’s Why It’s Not All Doom And Gloom For Investors
Near-term risks remain high, but investors who stay focused on the long-term have historically been rewarded.
Orders scarce for Citrix LBO debt sale in sign of weak credit market
A corporate debt sale viewed as a barometer of US capital markets was ending with a fizzle, as bankers offered ...
Uber blames hacking group Lapsus$ for cyber attack
Uber said it believed the hacking group Lapsus$ was behind an attack last week that forced the company to temporarily ...
Gavin Newsom Can Stop Water Projects From Drowning In Red Tape
Earlier this month, the California Department of Water Resources announced a new round of funding for desalination projects in the ...
Tech companies: private valuation downturn is just a matter of time
Adobe’s record-breaking $20bn purchase of design software company Figma is the biggest acquisition of a venture capital-backed US company in ...
Calpers admits ignoring private equity boom cost up to $18bn of gains
Calpers, the biggest public pension plan in the US, admitted a decision to put its private equity programme on hold ...
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