energy policy
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New York to Begin Issuing POWER Energy Rebates to 8.2 Million Households
New York State will begin mailing energy rebate checks of up to $200 to 8.2 million eligible households starting September 21 to offset rising utility costs.
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As Iran War Enters Seventh Month, Trump Administration Faces Scrutiny Over Energy Stakes and Financial Ties
As the U.S.-Iran conflict enters its seventh month, the Trump administration expands economic sanctions while facing scrutiny over the president’s energy investments.
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One Nation Appoints Investment Banker Mike Newman as New South Wales Leader
One Nation has named investment banker Mike Newman as its NSW leader, signaling a focus on energy reform and deregulation ahead of the 2027 state election.
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Arctic Drilling Standoff: Texas Oil Firm Faces Greenland Regulatory Sanctions Over Unpermitted Preparations
Greenland authorities issued a formal warning to a Texas oil firm with ties to Donald Trump after it deployed Arctic drilling equipment without permits.
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Greenland Issues ‘Strong Warning’ as Trump-Linked Oil Firm Prepares to Drill
Greenland has issued a stern warning to a US-based firm linked to Donald Trump for moving drilling equipment ashore without the required regulatory approval.
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Balancing AI Infrastructure and Energy Affordability: The Data Center Debate
As data center demand surges, states and institutions face a tension between AI-driven economic growth and the need to maintain affordable household electricity.
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Trump Demands Immediate Gasoline Price Cuts, Criticizes Chevron CEO
President Trump has publicly demanded that major oil companies lower retail fuel prices, specifically targeting Chevron’s CEO over record windfall profits.
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U.S. and Saudi Arabia Sign Landmark Civilian Nuclear Cooperation Agreement
The U.S. and Saudi Arabia signed a landmark civil nuclear deal to power AI data centers, deepening energy ties while enforcing strict nonproliferation rules.
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Summer Heat Waves Expose Critical Vulnerabilities in Aging Power Grids
Record-breaking summer heat is pushing aging U.S. power grids to the breaking point, causing costly outages and exposing critical infrastructure funding gaps.
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Iran Considers Petrol Price Hike Amid Economic Strain
Iranian officials are internally discussing potential petrol price hikes, though lawmakers warn such moves could trigger inflation and public unrest.
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Andy Burnham Faces Immediate Labour Backlash Over North Sea Drilling as He Prepares to Enter No. 10
Incoming PM Andy Burnham faces a Labour backbench revolt over plans to greenlight North Sea drilling via technical loopholes, sparking a clash over climate.
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Burnham’s North Sea Pivot: A High-Stakes Gamble for the New Labour Leadership
Incoming PM Andy Burnham signals a potential reversal on North Sea oil drilling, pitting energy security and fiscal growth against Labour’s 2024 climate pledges.
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Esade Economic Report Highlights Shift in Global Energy Strategy
Esade’s 39th Economic and Financial Report identifies energy as a critical factor for competitiveness and security amidst rising geopolitical risks.
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Questions Arise Over ‘Freedom Fuel’ Gas Network Ownership and Pricing
Questions surround the newly launched ‘Freedom Fuel’ gas stations as ownership remains opaque and pricing fluctuates despite White House promotion.
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Internal Friction: Trump Encourages Cabinet Rivalry Between Lutnick and Bessent
New reports detail an intense, state-encouraged rivalry between Commerce Secretary Howard Lutnick and Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent, as the administration pursues aggressive trade and energy policies.