Will U.S. Tariffs Hurt the Canada Energy Partnership?
In the lead-up to Donald Trump’s presidential inauguration, Ontario’s Premier Doug Ford proposed an energy alliance between Canada and the
Trump Withdraws U.S. from Paris Agreement—What’s Next for Climate Policy?
As part of a flurry of changes during his first week in office, President Donald Trump stated plans to withdraw
U.S. Energy Policy: Chevron and ExxonMobil’s Stance
The CEOs of several oil majors are seeking greater continuity in a sea of change. The Covid-19 pandemic and the
Biden Hydrogen Rules Boost U.S. Clean Energy Ahead of Trump Era
The Biden administration has introduced new rules on hydrogen ahead of President-elect Donald Trump’s upcoming inauguration in a bid to
Can the Energy Infrastructure Survive the California Wildfires?
As the California wildfires rage across Greater Los Angeles, millions of residents have been plunged into darkness to mitigate further
U.S. Critical Minerals Strategy: Securing the Future
As part of plans for a green transition, the U.S. is developing a strong critical minerals sector, which includes developing
China’s EV Market Growth Amid U.S. Tariffs
Despite strict U.S. tariffs on Chinese electric vehicles (EVs), and more expected to be introduced under President-elect Donald Trump, China’s
Criticism Over $300 Billion COP29 Climate Fund for Developing Nations
During the recent COP29 climate summit, member states agreed to triple financing to the developing world to $300 billion a
$30M DoE Grid Modernization Boosts Energy Connections
The U.S. Department of Energy (DoE) has committed $30 million to ease the interconnection backlog and deliver more energy supply
Main Takeaways from the COP29 Climate Summit
The Conference of the Parties (COP) 29 climate summit took place in Baku, Azerbaijan over two weeks in November, with
