Energy
Southeast Asia Needs More Power, But Its Weak Grid Could Be a Problem
The war in Iran has exposed a critical vulnerability in Southeast Asia’s energy markets. The region is heavily dependent on…
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Emergency Oil Releases Risk Draining the World’s Last Supply Cushion
Earlier this week, the International Energy Agency, after consulting with G7, said it would release another 100 million barrels of…
Energy
Why Record Crude Output Can’t Solve America’s Diesel Crisis
The United States is producing more crude oil than ever. According to the Energy Information Administration, U.S. crude production is…
Energy
5 Stocks Cashing In as $100 Oil Pushes Drivers Toward Electric
Gasoline topped $4.40 a gallon in the U.S. in September, and Brent has sat above $100 a barrel since early…
Energy
U.S. Oil Drilling Continues to Inch Upward
The total number of active drilling rigs for oil and gas in the United States rose this week, according to…
Energy
States Bet on Virtual Power Plants to Cut Grid Costs
The United States has shown greater support for virtual power plants (VPPs) in recent years, as these systems are expanding…
Energy
Trump Puts Iran Strikes on Hold as Hurricane Threatens Oil Supply
Oil retreats from $110 as Trump rules out Iran strikes before the midterms, but tanker attacks and a Gulf hurricane…
Energy
Iran War Energy Shock Puts Hydrogen Back on the Table
This year’s global energy crisis has revived international interest in hydrogen’s potential to replace fossil fuels in a wide range…
Energy
Hurricane Isaias Shuts In 1.28 Million Bpd of Gulf Oil Production
Hurricane Isaias has knocked 1.28 million barrels per day of U.S. Gulf oil production offline, up from just 185,120 bpd…
Energy
Virtual Power Plants: The Grid Capacity Nobody Had to Build
On the evening of Sept. 9, 2026, with a heat wave pushing electricity demand across California toward its limits, more…