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Any politician who supports the “net zero” agenda is working to make gasoline prices much higher By Alex Epstein This is Part 1 of a 4 part feature where I cover 4 of the top energy issues being discussed this summer, especially as politicians return home for August Recess. Any politician who supports the “net …
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The IEA’s divisive mission to decide the future of oil Oil companies accuse it of playing climate politics Author of the article: Financial Times – View More Financial Times Energy Articles Here Malcolm Moore in London and Jamie Smyth in New York Fatih Birol is executive director of the International Energy Agency. Birol argues that …
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A new government in the UK, gridlock in France and the dramatic face-off in the US will have consequences for investment and the transition to clean fuels. By Bloomberg News Energy and climate change have been on the ballot around the world this year. Here’s a scorecard of what to expect on infrastructure, power and renewables …
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Venezuela is being run by a dictator, U.S. Republican presidential candidate Donald Trump said on Monday, without mentioning Venezuelan leader Nicolas Maduro by name. “I know it very well, and Venezuela is right now being run by a dictator,” Trump said in an interview on the Kick livestreaming platform. Following a July 28 election, Venezuela’s …
Easy-to-remember points on the benefits of fossil fuels Today, I’ll share Energy Sound Bites to support the second core truth: Only by using fossil fuels can 8 billion people have the energy they need to survive and flourish. As a reminder, the goal of Energy Sound Bites is to distill key facts and insights about energy, …
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More From Irina Slav Some weird stuff has been happening in energy and related fields lately. Despite repeated assurances that decarbonisation would be a boon for every economy, we have recently learned that Germany’s GDP slipped into an unexpected contraction in the second quarter and that the UK dropped out of the world’s top 10 …
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By Gavin Maguire LITTLETON, Colorado, July 30 (Reuters) – The power sector is the only major consumer of natural gas that has shown consistent demand growth in recent years, and has become the driving force behind natural gas demand in the United States as consumption from other sectors declines. Natural gas use by power generators …
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(Reuters) – U.S. Vice President Kamala Harris is potentially poised to become the Democratic presidential nominee in the November election. Here are her views and actions related to some key business topics. BIG TECH As a candidate for California attorney general, Harris reportedly assured potential donors that she was “a capitalist.” She has generally been seen as …
As California attorney general, Harris had sued oil companies She’s been more critical of fracking, offshore oil than Biden As California attorney general, Kamala Harris brought lawsuits against fossil fuel companies, prosecuted a pipeline company over an oil leak and investigated Exxon Mobil Corp. for misleading the public about climate change. Now, with the vice president suddenly …
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North Dakota governor with energy expertise is a VP contender Strategists say his charm and rural roots could lure moderates Donald Trump and Doug Burgum in Las Vegas.Photographer: Ian Maule/Bloomberg About this time last year, voters didn’t know the name Doug Burgum. Just to get on a debate stage with other Republican presidential primary contenders, he …
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