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As we head into summer, the prospects of a federal takeover of state electric policy is heating up in Washington. While the issues involved... Read More
D.C. Attorney General Karl Racine is suing fossil fuel companies Exxon Mobil, BP, Chevron and Shell “for systematically and... Read More
Fossil fuel giant BP last week made three announcements that resulted in downgrading £17.5bn off the value of its oil and gas... Read More
Michael Shellenberger, a well-known US green campaigner, has sparked controversy by admitting that climate change alarmism is out of control... Read More
Along with half a million other fliers in the U.S., I jumped on a plane for the first time since the COVID-19 pandemic started last... Read More
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Chesapeake Energy has filed for Chapter 11 bankruptcy protection, the company said to day, adding that it had signed a restructuring support... Read More
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The U.S. shale natural gas revolution since 2008 presents a tremendous opportunity for an accompanying boom in manufacturing. There is a... Read More
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Today's Topics
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Corporate Governance
- Capitalism After the Coronavirus
- Is BP Really on Route to Being a Net Zero Firm?
- DC AG Sues Fossil Fuel Companies Over ‘Misleading’ Consumers About Climate Change
- The Government Wants ESG Out of Pensions
- Minnesota Sues Exxon, Koch Over Climate Change
- Mizuho Shareholders Reject First Climate Motion Put to a Japanese Company
- Meet BlackRock, the New Great Vampire Squid
- SEC Chair Calls for ESG Issues to be Considered Separately
- BlackRock CEO Larry Fink Ranks China Among Biggest Opportunities
- Elon Musk’s Lesson in How Not to Celebrate Diversity
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Election 2020
- When It Comes to Fracking, Which Biden Should We Believe?
- Fact Check: Joe Biden Wants to Eliminate New Fracking Permits, Not All Fracking
- The Energy 202: Biden Consolidates Support From Mainstream Environmentalists With New Endorsement
- Bernie-Friendly DNC Panel Pushes Biden to Back $16T Climate Plan
- Latino Voters Worried About Global Heating & Climate Change Could Swing US Election
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RealClearEnergy Originals
- We Can Win the Critical Minerals Battle vs. China
- Don’t Let Washington Regulate Rooftop Electricity
- Inertia and the Unintended Consequences of More Renewable Power Deployment
- An Infrastructure Package Could Help America's Economy -- and the Environment
- The Green Civil War
- Fossil Fuels for Decades and Beyond
- To Speed Our COVID-19 Recovery, Let's Get America Moving Again
- In New York and New England, Wind Energy Projects Are “Like Siting Landfills. Nobody Wants Them.”
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Editor's Must Reads
- California Attorney General Appeals Ruling in Fracking Lawsuit on Federal and Native American Tribal Lands
- China Expands Coal Plant Capacity to Boost Post-Virus Economy
- Global Demise of Coal-Fired Generation Driven by Idle and Unprofitable Plants
- Supreme Court Unleashing Power Over Pipelines, Natural Gas
- Trump Administration Plan Expands Oil Drilling in Alaska’s Arctic Reserve
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Coronavirus
- Oil Prices Just Had Their Best Quarter in 30 Years — What’s Next?
- COVID-19 Update: Behavior Changes Will Have Long-Term Effect on Energy Demand
- Why COVID-19 Will Accelerate the Renewable Energy Transition
- Aramco Chief Adds to Bullish Calls for an Oil Demand Rebound in Late 2020
- COVID-19 and Lower Oil Prices Could Accelerate Consolidation Among Saudi Arabian Insurers
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US Department of Energy
- US Crude Oil, Natural Gas Production in 2019 Hit Records With Fewer Rigs and Wells
- US Refinery Capacity Sets New Record as of January 1, 2020
- US Commercial Crude Oil inventories Reach All-Time High
- Stay-at-Home Orders Led to Less Commercial, Industrial Electricity Use in April
- Non-Fossil Sources Accounted for 20% of US Energy Consumption in 2019
- Fracking for Oil and Gas Is Good
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Energy Poverty: The World's Forgotten Calamity
- Racial Disparities Persist in Electric Service. Is ‘Willful Blindness’ to Blame
- Gov't Urged to Tackle Fuel Poverty Crisis, Meet Manifesto Commitments
- Online Campaign Unites Filipinos to Continue Fighting Energy Poverty
- IEA's Africa Dialogue Needs to be Inclusive for a Workable Energy Transition
- COVID-19 Means Tackling Energy Poverty Is More Urgent Than Ever
- Grid Security
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The Divestment Issue
- Fossil Fuel Divestment
- Academic Council Discusses Divestment, Transition to Net-Zero Emissions
- Vatican's Call for Fossil Fuel Divestment Could Have Long-Term Impacts
- 'Hypocritical:' After Divesting From Oilsands Companies, Norway Expands to Untouched Arctic
- George Washington University to Fully Divest From Fossil Fuels by 2025
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International Energy Agency
- IEA: EVs to Gain More Market Share
- IEA Calls for Measures to Boost EU's Post-Pandemic 'Green' Recovery
- Global Energy Demand Could Decline 6% in 2020 Due to Pandemic: IEA
- IEA's $3 Trillion Green Recovery Plan for World Leaders to Help Fix the Global Economy
- Africa Needs to Regain Momentum on Electrification Effort, Says IEA
- Michael Moore 'Planet of the Humans'
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