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Protecting Workers From Extreme Heat
In this week's Current Climate newsletter, protecting workers from extreme heat, Elon Musk's laughable solution to Tesla's child labor worries, and the outlook for green hydrogen
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Biden’s Carbon Capture: Miracle Or Mirage?
One green initiative is important, though seldom discussed, from the Biden administration’s green agenda: carbon capture.
Crude Prices Drop Amid U.S. Recession Fears And Weak Demand From China
WTI crude oil prices have dropped due to fears of a U.S. recession and weak demand from China. Analyst Daniela Sabin Hathorn discusses market volatility, technical trends, and potential OPEC+ actions.
Russia Uses Fertilizer Exports To Evade Natural Gas Sanctions
Russia has found a way to circumvent sanctions by increasing its fertilizer exports, which are natural gas-intensive to produce.
AES And Amazon Show How AI Can Do Backbreaking Solar Panel Work
Artificial intelligence may get vital energy projects to market sooner—especially valuable in the solar sector.
Approval Delays Push Australia’s Woodside Closer To The U.S.
Energy investment opportunities in the U.S. are proving irresistible for Australia's Woodside Energy which has struck two deals in the last three week.
Short-Termism Is The Top Threat To Net Zero
There is no shortage of innovation in cleantech and no lack of capital to deploy. But risk aversion and short-termism may thwart the energy transition anyway.
A New Bill To Bolster Low-Emissions Concrete And Asphalt
In the this week's Current Climate newsletter, a new bill to bolster low-emissions concrete and asphalt; the contrarian investor who saved America’s biggest rare earths mine; and tapping hydrogen to ease a strained grid
Widening Divide: Energy And Climate Policies In The Presidential Race
As the election approaches, the campaigns' conflicting visions for America's energy future is a pivotal issue in key battleground states.
Chevron Taking Its Headquarters To Texas
Chevron announced Friday that will move its corporate headquarters from its longtime home in San Ramon, CA to Houston, Texas in the coming months.
Is The U.S. LNG Industry Witnessing Its Next Big Investment Boom?
While U.S.' ascent up the global LNG exporters' leader-board is eye-catching, its implications and investment opportunities have taken the energy industry by storm.
Platitudes Don’t Address Climate Change, But Kamala Harris Tries
Kamala Harris should not be labeled as a "bum" or a "crazy liberal"; rather, she is rational and committed to addressing critical environmental issues.
TS Conductor Raises $60 Million —More Efficient Power Lines Can Move More Green Energy
CEO Jason Huang is leading TS Conductor's push to sell more efficient power lines.
Oil Up Over 2%, Gold Trades Higher On Rising Tensions In Middle East
The killing of top Hamas leader in Iran sends oil prices higher, while gold futures jump on risk off trading as fears of a wider conflict in the Middle East escalate.
Debunking Claims That The Biden Administration Has Replenished The SPR
Discover the truth about misleading reports that the Biden Administration has replenished the nation's Strategic Petroleum Reserve.
Oil And Gas Mergers Total $250 Billion In Just 12 Months
A new report by Enverus Intelligence Research finds that upstream oil and gas m&a deals over the past 12 months have totaled to an unprecedented $250 billion.
This Contrarian Investor Saved America’s Biggest Rare Earths Mine, With Some Help From The Chinese
James Litinsky turned a bad junk bond bet secured by an old rare earths mine into $3 billion MP Materials.
Oil Falls To 7-Week Low In U.S. Trading On Demand Fears
Rising geopolitical tension in the Middle East failed to lift oil prices at the start of another trading week as demand concerns weighed on market sentiment.