U.S. solar generating capacity grew 50 GW in 2024, accounting for 66% of all new U.S. generating capacity added last year, according to today's SEIA report.
The IEA predicted a plateau or peak in global coal demand four times in four years... and was wrong each time. Asia's geopolitical and socioeconomic priorities will continue to dictate energy policy.
U.S. imports of goods and services jumped by $36 billion month-on-month in January for the largest monthly increase in history to the largest trade deficit in history
How much the Canadian and Mexican economies rely on trade with the United States
Generation retirements to remove an outsized share of coal, natural gas, and petroleum-fired capacity from the US grid between 2025-2027 with replacements from solar, wind, and batteries.
President Trump reaffirms plans to hit Canada with tariffs on March 4 and revokes Chevron's special license to operate in Venezuela.
A closer look at Ukraine's energy and other mineral resources as the US proposes a mineral revenue-sharing agreement in a potential US-brokered deal to end the Russia-Ukraine war.
Texas' grid notched new records this week, including a new all-time high net load of nearly 71 GW. Solar generation hit the highest and second-highest output in history over a four-day span.
Comparing regional LNG infrastructure development for the next five years as trade negotiations pose knock-on effects for long-term energy flows
US LNG offers antidote to ballooning trade surpluses against the United States as major economies in Asia seek to shrink tariff targets
A closer look at Guyana's full year of 2024 production data and the repercussions of Canada's new export capacity to the US West Coast
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