Strait of Hormuz Crisis: Can the Iran MoU Return?
Iran Reopens the Door to the MoU: Is the Strait of Hormuz Crisis Entering a New Phase? It has been
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The United States Doubles Down on Mineral Mining AmbitionsÂ
U.S. Critical Minerals Strategy Expands Domestic Mining The U.S. critical minerals strategy is accelerating plans to expand domestic mining, processing
DOE Emergency Grid Orders Put Backup Generation to the Test
ENMG Analysis The U.S. Department of Energy issued back-to-back emergency orders for PJM Interconnection and Duke Energy Carolinas as hot
State Sovereignty Under Threat
The United States has conducted several international operations this year, including attacks on Iran and an intervention in Venezuela, as
DOE Awards 500 Million to Seven Critical Mineral and Battery Projects in Push to Break China Supply Chain Grip
The U.S. Department of Energy has selected seven critical mineral processing, battery manufacturing, and recycling projects to receive a combined
What Can We Expect from U.S. Biofuels?
Biofuel is a renewable energy source derived from plant and animal materials. While green energy sources such as solar and
Texas Pauses Data Center Development over Environmental Concerns
Texas Governor Greg Abbott has paused the approval of new data centers over concerns that the rising electricity demand could
Interior to Rewrite in Wilderness Study Area and Recreation Policy What It Means for Federal Lands
The Department of the Interior has completed a 60-day public review of how federal agencies manage wilderness study areas, lands
DOE Scraps Three Biden Era Transmission Corridors What It Signals for the Grid Buildout
The U.S. Department of Energy has stopped the designation process for three proposed National Interest Electric Transmission Corridors, reversing a
High Energy Prices Profits Trigger Political Backlash Against U.S. Oil Majors
President Donald Trump has criticized U.S. oil firms, ExxonMobil and Chevron, for taking advantage of the high price of oil
