The challenge is mounting: delivering power that is secure, affordable, and sustainable has never been more critical. Steady natural gas supply, resilient LNG demand, and advances in technology are key to ensuring energy security—addressing current consumption while opening pathways to low-carbon solutions.
DES MOINES, Iowa (Iowa Capital Dispatch) - Three wind turbine blades sit ground up inside the concrete blocks of a new retaining wall at Premier Credit Union in downtown Des Moines.
MUMBAI, India — Tariffs on many Indian-origin goods entering the United States have now been doubled to 50%. While India has long been seen by the U.S. as a bulwark against China, Indian goods now face some of the highest import taxes of products made…
A recent Energy Department report challenged the widespread belief that greenhouse-gas emissions pose a serious threat to the nation. It likely soothed Americans irked by forced energy transitions, but you would be wrong to assume it reassured many alarmed by hypothetical climate catastrophes.
President Donald Trump has launched an unprecedented attack on wind and solar power as he seeks to reshape the US energy landscape and reverse the green agenda put forward by his predecessor.
After years of posturing as a progressive climate advocate and enemy of Big Oil, California’s Governor Gavin Newsom now faces an awkward pivot away from climate hysteria. He is trying to lure oil companies back to his eco-fanatical state.
The long-delayed Power of Siberia 2 pipeline between Russia and China would create a “structural shock” if it begins operations, analysts said, and cause “strategic and market challenges” for the United States, the world’s current largest liquefied natural gas (LNG) exporter.
ROME (Reuters) -Italy and the United States on Monday vowed to deepen energy ties including through increased exports to Italy of liquefied natural gas (LNG), as Europe continues to seek alternatives to Russian energy supplies following Moscow's invasion of Ukraine.