What’s Next for Global Natural Gas Demand?
An Iran conflict and Middle East LNG supply disruptions have reshaped natural gas demand forecasts, prompting governments to prioritize energy security while renewables gain market share.
Trump’s Russian Diesel Is a Legal Hot Potato With a Five-Year Fuse
A Russian diesel tanker is heading to New York following President Trump’s announcement of a fuel import deal with Russia, raising legal questions about whether the transaction complies with existing import bans and congressional restrictions.
Ford Wants Utilities To Help Make Bidirectional EV Charging Stick
Ford is promoting bidirectional EV charging by eliminating the need for external inverters in its new Fathom pickup and urging utilities to develop incentive programs for the technology.
China’s Battery Factories May Sit Atop Lithium Resources
China’s battery factories may be positioned atop significant untapped lithium deposits formed from ancient volcanic activity, according to a new study examining geological formations in East and South China.
Off-Grid Solar Is Now the Cheapest Power for Nearly 400 Million People
Off-grid solar is now the cheapest electricity option for nearly 398 million people without access to power, according to a World Bank report released this week.
Eugene Becomes 5th Oregon City to Adopt Home Energy Score Requirement
Eugene became the fifth Oregon city to adopt a Home Energy Score requirement, with the City Council voting 6-1 on October 28th to require energy assessments when homes are listed for sale.