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Russian President Vladimir Putin signing in 2014 the first segment of Power of Siberia pipeline that now transports Russian natural gas to China

Russia Energy Exports To China To Grow By 40 Percent: Deputy PM

Russia energy exports to China to grow by 40 percent: deputy PM

Why Are US Power Grids Under Threat, And Who Is Attacking Them?

A local resident walks by the power grid towers at Bair Island State Marine Park in Redwood City, California, United States, January 26, 2022.

Four substations in Washington state were attacked on Christmas day in the latest act of violence and vandalism against the national power grid.

EU Energy Crisis Is Going To Get Worse Before It Gets Better, And That Might Be A Good Thing

Investing in green energy makes evironmental and economic sense, the UN chief said

The EU energy crisis will continue to get worse in 2023, but high energy costs pose a unique opportunity for green energy to fill the gap.

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Looking To Conserve Energy? Simple And Easy Tips To Start Saving Power

Be it with lightbulbs or streaming online, a few small changes in the everyday life can go a long way in terms of conserving energy.

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People pump gas at an Exxon gas station in Brooklyn, New York City, U.S., November 23, 2021.

Should Americans Expect Gas Prices To Continue To Drop? Falling Gasoline Futures Offer Hope

American consumers have been forced to watch as gas prices appeared to only rise higher earlier this year, but one analyst predicts prices at the pump will continue to come down.

Nicholas Morgan Jul 07, 2022

The Growing Opportunity For Single-Family Rental Operators In ESG

Taking steps to decrease residential energy consumption and reduce dependence on fossil fuels will be consequential for those not only looking to meet ESG standards but to benefit the planet as a whole.

Greg Fasullo Jun 27, 2022

US President Joe Biden addresses the Major Economies Forum on Energy and Climate at the White House

Biden's Gas Tax Holiday Proposal Faces Chilly Reception From Democrats

President Biden is running into resistance from Democrats in Congress ahead of an expected proposal for a three-month gas tax holiday that he hopes will hold down gas prices this summer.

Nicholas Morgan Jun 22, 2022

Get Ready For A Summer Of Blackouts: High Temperatures And Droughts Threaten US Power Grid

NERC identified key areas of concern for power grids in the U.S. and Canada that could lead to widespread rolling blackouts this summer.

Maggie Valenti May 20, 2022

Food and energy prices have been surging for months, and inflation is expected to remain high but start to decline as shortages and supply bottlenecks ease

Food and Energy Prices, Strong Dollar, Could ‘Boil’ Societies

UN’s Food Index is currently at around 160, well below the 210 social boiling point but almost double where it was in 2015.

Panos Mourdoukoutas Ph.D. May 01, 2022

Boris Johnson called Russia's President Vladimir Putin a 'dictator' and promised 'massive' Western sanctions for invading Ukraine

UK Prime Minister Meets With Zelensky In Ukraine: What To Know

To symbolize unity with Ukraine, UK Prime Minister Boris Johnson has flown into Ukraine to meet with President Volodymyr Zelensky

Joseph Gobran Apr 09, 2022

Electricity generation from coal and natural gas hit record levels last year, the IEA says

IEA’s Plan Could Reduce Oil Demand By ‘2.7 Million Barrels A Day’ In 10 Steps

The IEA says that if individuals and governments around the world can curb their demand for oil, it will lead to more energy sovereignty for countries and less impact on the climate.

Maggie Valenti Mar 18, 2022

While NASA is leading the Artemis program, it has emphasized the need for international partnerships in building up a sustainable presence on the Moon, something the agency views as key for building up its expertise ahead of a human mission to Mars

NASA Contest Seeking Solutions For Power Transmission, Storage On The Moon

Winners will get prize money of up to $4.5 million.

Athena Chan Feb 23, 2022

This handout picture taken and released by press-service of General Staff of the Armed Forces of Ukraine shows tanks of the Ukrainian army on maneuvers

Could Oil Reach $150 A Barrel? Ministers, Analysts Warn It Remains A Grim Possibility

Oil prices are rising closer to $100 a barrel but there are warning signs that it will climb even higher if Russia invades Ukraine at a time when producers are struggling to keep pace with excess demand.

Nicholas Morgan Feb 14, 2022

Some see the OPEC+ nations stepping up production to avoid choking off the economic recovery

OPEC Promises To Boost Oil Production But Concerns Remain On How Much It Can

OPEC and a coalition of other major producers came to an agreement to boost production. Concerns remain about production capability and geopolitical tensions.

Nicholas Morgan Feb 02, 2022

Since May this year, OPEC+ members have raised oil output bit by bit with the aim of eventually returning to pre-pandemic production levels

Is $100 A Barrel Oil In The Pipeline? Goldman Sachs Says Expect It In 2022

Analysts are predicting that oil prices will strike $100 a barrel in 2022 amidst mounting fears that production will fail to keep up with ravenous demand for energy and geopolitical tensions that add to supply fears.

Nicholas Morgan Jan 19, 2022

The emergence of Omicron has led to countries reinstating travel bans and mulling further restrictions that could tighten demand and hurt oil prices

OPEC, Russia Agree To Pump More Oil Despite Concerns About Omicron

OPEC said they would continue to pump more crude despite concern about what kind of threat the COVID-19 Omicron variant poses to the global economy.

Nicholas Morgan Dec 02, 2021

Bitcoin mining generated 30,700 tonnes of electronic waste in the 12 months to May, a study found

Solana Touts Its Green Stripes: A SOL Transaction Uses Less Energy Than 2 Google Searches

Solana released the energy report for November, claiming that the energy used by SOL transactions are 24 times lesser than the required to charge a smartphone and 2 Google searches.

Parth Dubey Nov 26, 2021