Report: Shell considers bid for BP amid rival’s net-zero crisis
Shell is considering a takeover of BP after the oil giant’s “botched” pivot to net zero left it vulnerable, according to a Bloomberg report.
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PJM prioritizes 51 projects to meet rising power demand
S-based energy distribution company PJM Interconnection (PJM), under its Reliability Resource Initiative (RRI), has selected 51 projects that can come online quickly and are capable of providing more than 9.3GW of capacity.
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Opinion: President Trump’s Alaska pipeline could fuel America’s energy needs and his legacy
When President Donald J. Trump stood before a joint session of Congress earlier this year and declared Alaska LNG a top national priority, he sent a strong signal to the world that America would once again act boldly to unleash the full might of its energy potential. If his…
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In Colorado, U.S. Energy Secretary Chris Wright says climate change alarmism has hurt energy development
The new Secretary of Energy Chris Wright returned to his home state Thursday to tour the National Renewable Energy Laboratory in Golden, as the Trump administration continues to mull budget, staff and policy changes at the agency.
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Trump budget would decimate climate, renewables funding
The White House unveiled a preliminary fiscal 2026 budget Friday, outlining a plan for Congress’ Republican majorities to try to slash funding for climate programs, renewable energy, vulnerable communities and other Democratic-aligned priorities.
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Refinery closures increase uncertainty about California’s fuel future
Multiple refineries in California have recently declared their intentions to shutter operations, leaving the Golden State uncertain about future fuel supplies and impacts on prices at the pump.
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Saudi Arabia’s output surge reshapes crude oil outlook and market sentiment
Saudi Arabia has moved away from its traditional role as the stabilizing force in global oil markets, opting instead for an aggressive strategy aimed at enforcing OPEC+ discipline and expanding market share. This shift has major implications for oil prices, OPEC+ compliance, and investors holding energy-related…
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Spain’s push for net-zero backfires with crippling power outage across 2 nations
Last Monday was a tough day for citizens of Spain and Portugal.
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Exxon and Chevron report lower profits while girding for tariffs
The two largest U.S. oil companies reported their lowest first-quarter profits in years on Friday as they braced for the economic fallout from President Trump’s trade war, which has weakened consumer confidence and pushed oil prices down.
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3 issues to watch as DOE ‘energy dominance’ agenda takes shape
The Department of Energy is moving into a critical period that could determine how much it spends, which industries it supports and who drives its agenda for years.
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