The ‘Energy Transition’ May Be Disappearing, but Renewable Energy Isn’t
But while policymakers’ new thinking is focused on gas and other fossil fuels, that isn’t likely to reverse the recent gains ...
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4 lessons from the ‘Make Energy Great Again’ CERAWeek
“Make Energy Great Again,” Yergin read to applause from the room, capping Fink’s appearance last Monday as CERAWeek was ...
Solar feed-in tariffs plunge up to 99.93pc in 15 years as market saturates
Once, governments stumbled over themselves to shower money on rooftop solar owners. No longer — payments have tanked up to 99 ...
A dark phase for CO2 control? The crisis is severe, but improvement likely
How should we make sense of this situation? What is the path ahead? Are we headed for a runaway climate change dystopia or ...
It's time for Canadians to challenge the American domination of the LNG space
The LNG story in the United States is one of unprecedented growth, according to a recent Atlantic Council report by Daniel ...
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Big Oil Shrugs at $50 Crude
U.S. Energy Secretary Chris Wright recently said that the shale industry in the country could keep pumping more oil even if the price of crude fell to $50 per barrel. M&A has helped to prepare oil ...
Trump is tackling every ‘emergency’ except the important one — climate change
While Team Trump dwells inside their bubble of false facts and alternative realities, the rest of America is experiencing a ...
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Trump is tackling every ‘emergency’ except the important one — climate change
Writing in Foreign Affairs, energy expert Daniel Yergin and two colleagues point out that the clean energy transition has been additive rather than transformative. In other words, it has kept the ...