Energy
Virtual Power Plants To The Rescue
ByAlan Ohnsman,
Senior Editor
EV Sales Climb Worldwide As They Stall In The U.S.
ByAlan Ohnsman,
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Trump’s Diesel Deal With Russia Unlikely To Move Pump Prices By Much
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This Green New Deal Could Be A Global Gamechanger
ByAlan Ohnsman,
Senior Editor
andElisabeth Brier,
Forbes Staff
The AI Power Race Favors States That Already Have Nuclear Plants
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Google's 890 MW nuclear deal shows carbon-free firm power is becoming a geographic edge, leaving the 22 states without reactors behind in the AI power race.
Wright Finds ‘Tremendous’ US Oil Company Interest In Venezuela
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Venezuelan Immigrants More Valuable For America Than Venezuela’s Oil
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Some Venezuelan Oil Is Cheap And Low-Risk
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EQT, Range Merger Forms $50 Billion Marcellus Gas Powerhouse
EQT announced Monday it will merge with Range Resources, creating a natural gas powerhouse centered in the prolific Appalachian Basin.
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Virtual Power Plants To The Rescue
This week’s Current Climate newsletter also looks at a new push to restore federal funds for electric buses and Corning’s CEO on solar business and carbon capture tech.
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Russian Drones And Missiles Threaten NATO Energy Infrastructure.
Lessons Russia has learned during its long attempt to destroy Ukraine's energy infrastructure may be turned against NATO. NATO is unprepared.
ByAriel Cohen,
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Qatar Buys U.S. LNG Amid An 11-To-1 Price Gap
The world's 2nd biggest LNG exporter is securing a hedge into U.S. markets to satisfy contract obligations in Asia and Europe.
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Turkey Courts Gulf Oil Weeks Before Hosting The World's Climate Talks
Weeks before hosting COP31, Turkey is pitching itself as the key route for Gulf oil and gas. Its climate face and its fossil fuel strategy don’t match.
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The U.S. Grid Counts On Canadian Power. Canada Is Eyeing Other Options
Canada plans power lines linking its own provinces after a century of sending electricity south. For parts of the U.S., that could mean a less reliable grid.
ByAnna Demeo,
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The Next Risk For U.S. LNG Is Demand, Not Supply
U.S. LNG export capacity is surging, but the next challenge may be whether global demand can grow fast enough to keep new terminals fully utilized.
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How The Rise Of Automation And AI Is Driving Tech Bros To Energy Shows
As automation and AI reshape the energy industry, its most sought after spaces for networking are seeing the rise of a relatively new group of attendees - the tech bros.
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Before An AI Agent Answers: SereneDB And The 20-Million-Request Problem
An enterprise agent can fail or run up an unbudgeted bill before the language model writes a word. Berlin startup SereneDB is betting that fusing search and analytics can tame both the evidence problem and the request flood.
ByGüney Yıldız,
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Washington Can’t Outsource Yemen To Turkey, Pakistan And Saudi Arabia
Turkey, Pakistan and Saudi Arabia’s Mecca pact leaves hard choices over Yemen, oil infrastructure and Red Sea shipping. Washington still faces the consequences.
ByGüney Yıldız,
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Brazil’s Rare Earth Boom Faces A Billion-Dollar Question
A Flávio Bolsonaro victory in Brazil would be a lot more than icing on the rare-earth clay cake. The mining world is watching Brazil's moves closely
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How Pause In Russia Sanctions Might Affect Investments
Trump’s pause on Russia sanctions is reshaping global markets and creating potential short-term investment opportunities and risks.
ByMonique Oluyemisi Oluseyi Ositelu, PhD,
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Energy Firms Dominate Flagship List Of Promising Global Startups
Energy, electrification and smart power startups dominate the Norrsken 100 - a recently unveiled annual list of the most promising global early-stage startups.
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AI Startups Are Betting On What The Big Platforms Cannot Credibly Sell
As OpenAI, Google and Workday bid to control enterprise AI agents, founders in Amsterdam stake out four positions the giants struggle to sell directly.
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The Two Divides Defining The Energy Transition
Energy-importing countries are electrifying faster because they view electrification as a strategic asset for energy independence.
BySverre Alvik,
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Leveling Up Assets: Energy-Efficient Homes Should Be Worth More
Better training for real estate professionals and clear records can bring transparency to the market to ensure energy efficiency investments are properly recognized.
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The Human In The Loop Is Where AI Agents Park The Liability
AI vendors have answers for preventing agent mistakes. Who pays when one gets through is now being settled in Washington, Denver and Brussels.
ByGüney Yıldız,
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