The world depends heavily on ammonia for its food production, but most of the world’s
ammonia operations are still carbon-intensive. As food demand continues to increase,
countries worldwide will have to shift to using green ammonia in fertilizers if they hope to
decarbonize their energy and industrial sectors in support of a...
The U.S. has directed huge investments toward solar and wind power projects in a bid to rapidly develop its renewable energy industry. But this is not the only green potential America is setting its sights on, with a surge in interest in geothermal power over the last few years....
As the U.S. faces more severe hurricanes, the robustness of the country’s energy infrastructure is once again being called into question. During extreme weather events, residents across the most affected regions are often plunged into darkness, uncertain when their electricity will return. Years of underinvestment in the U.S. transmission...
Since the introduction of the Inflation Reduction Act (IRA), the most far-reaching climate policy in the U.S. to date, the U.S. has stolen Europe’s title as the forerunner in green energy. Strong climate pledges supported by meaningful policies have put the U.S. way ahead of the competition when it...
President-elect Donald Trump has expressed growing interest in acquiring Greenland, a Danish territory, to expand the United States’ sphere of influence, secure strategic positions in the Arctic, and solidify the region’s trade and security potential. Greenland's Arctic location provides strategic proximity to shipping routes, making it a valuable economic...
Following years of stagnation, the U.S. is ambitious about reinvigorating its nuclear power industry through conventional power plants and smaller, modern alternatives. Having struggled to keep the industry ticking over, the Biden administration is welcoming greater investment in the sector and discussing potential opportunities for development with other world...
In a bid to tap new oil regions and produce “low-carbon oil”, several U.S. oil majors are investing heavily in African and the Caribbean oil reserves to improve their chances of enhancing their oil production longevity. Many existing oil fields in conventional oil regions of the world are running...
The U.S. has been gradually developing its renewable energy capacity over the last decade to become a major producer of solar, geothermal and hydropower. Since the introduction of the Biden administration’s Inflation Reduction Act (IRA) last year – the country’s most far-reaching climate policy to date, states have been...
Just like in 2023, the 28th Conference of Parties (COP28) has wrapped up. This year’s summit represented a pivotal moment for the energy transition. Naturally, the world’s largest climate conference was crammed with critical discussions on the state of climate, industry, energy, and the impact of global emissions.
Now that...
One crisis after another—it seems like Biden can’t catch a break. But what if Biden’s failure to act was just that? An act to ensure his Green New Deal was the only option left on the table when all else failed. We’ll look at global events taking place and...
