U.S. Lithium Miners Finally Have a Shot at Cashing In
U.S. lithium prices are surging amid global battery storage demand, creating opportunities for American miners to enter supply chains after years of economic challenges.
Battery Costs Are Global. Freight Geography Isn’t.
While battery costs are declining globally, different freight transportation modes in China, India, Europe, and the United States require distinct electrification strategies based on their existing infrastructure and cargo movement patterns.
Kentucky PSC Opens Investigation into High Electricity Costs, Affordability Concerns
Kentucky’s Public Service Commission opened an investigation into rising electricity costs, with residential rates increasing nearly 22 percent between 2020 and 2025.
‘Winter panic’: EU gas stores at their lowest level in 13 years
European gas stores have fallen to their lowest level in 13 years at 63% capacity, triggering concerns about winter heating shortages and market volatility as geopolitical disruptions restrict supply.
Hydrogen Gets Far More Attention Than Its Deployment Justifies
Hydrogen receives substantially more media attention than its actual market deployment warrants, with announcements failing to reflect the vast scale differences between hydrogen and battery technologies across transportation and storage sectors.
Why More Venezuelan Oil Won’t Solve America’s Gasoline Problem
The U.S. secured control of Venezuelan oil fields containing 65 billion barrels, but increased production alone won’t significantly lower gasoline prices due to limited global refining capacity.