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Americans who drove to their Thanksgiving destinations faced rising gas prices. (Not to mention higher costs for the gas station... Read More
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One of the terrible ironies of the climate crisis is that some of the most beautiful – and popular – places in the world are also... Read More
State-run Coal India auctioned 3.2 million tonnes of coal exclusively for the non-power sector in November, a senior company official said,... Read More
Saudi Arabia, Russia and other leading oil producers have decided to stick with plans to increase supply in January despite a recent plunge... Read More
They say once bitten, twice shy. Last year, global oil traders were left shell-shocked after oil prices sunk into negative territory for the... Read More
It’s California’s last nuclear plant, destined to be mothballed in four years amid concerns that its closure could leave a gaping... Read More
The World Bank’s mission has been subverted by green ideologues who assert that a low-carbon world benefits the world’s poor but... Read More
California is losing its proud legacy as a land of great opportunity for everyone. Due mostly to surging costs for residents from climate... Read More
There is a growing climate change goal to displace internal combustion engine vehicles (ICE, i.e., those running on oil-based gasoline) with... Read More
The goal to install battery-powered electric cars has taken hold as a critical environmental objective. Yet this requires billions of dollars... Read More
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Today's Topics
- Corporate Governance
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Texas Energy Crisis
- Texas Energy Regulators Are One Step Closer to Requiring Natural Gas Providers to Weatherize Equipment
- Renewables May Be a Victim in Texas Grid Revamp
- “People Should Probably Be Worried:” Texas Hasn’t Done Enough to Prevent Another Winter Blackout, Experts Say
- Texas Railroad Commission Chair Blames Renewable Energy for Unreliable Electric Grid
- Joe Biden's Dirty Little Secret: He Wants Higher Gasoline Prices
- Electric Cars vs. Oil Cars
- Election 2020
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RealClearEnergy Originals
- India’s Net Zero Pledge: What Does It Really Mean?
- Build Back Better Must Unlock Energy Storage Potential to Reduce Emissions
- How to End Political Gridlock and Cut Carbon
- Is Jennifer Granholm Even Qualified to Be U.S. Secretary of Energy?
- Building a Circular Economy Requires Bold Action From Industry, Environmental Groups, and U.S. Policymakers
- Editor's Must Reads
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Coronavirus
- Crude Oil Prices Could Reach $125 a Barrel. Here’s Why.
- Oil Prices Crash as Covid Does What Biden Couldn’t
- Has the Omicron COVID-19 Variant Impacted Gas Prices?
- 'More Questions Than Answers' About Latest Covid Variant, Pittsburgh Doctors Say
- Stocks and Oil Prices Fall as Moderna CEO Says Current Vaccines Will Struggle With Omicron
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U.S. Department of Energy
- Most Planned U.S. Natural Gas-Fired Plants Are Near Appalachia and in Florida and Texas
- Average U.S. Gasoline Prices Are Higher This Thanksgiving Than Any Since 2012
- EIA Forecasts Crude Oil Prices Will Decline During 2022
- California Hydroelectric Facilities Continue to Respond to Prices Despite Drought
- Warehouses Were the Most Common U.S. Commercial Building Type as of 2018
- Fracking for Oil and Gas Is Good
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Grid Security
- Why Ransomware Remains a Persistent Threat to the Energy Sector
- It's 'Zero Trust' or Bust When It Comes to Cybersecurity
- Here’s What the Cyber Industry Can Expect from the Infrastructure Bill
- A Cascading Catastrophe: The Drone Threat to Critical Infrastructure
- Top Cyber/IT Amendments to Watch for in FY2022 NDAA
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International Energy Agency
- IEA Says Renewable Power Installations Set for a Record Year, Warns of Net-Zero Uncertainty
- Renewable Energy Pace Must Double to Limit Global Warming, IEA Says
- The IEA Lashes Out at OPEC as a New Oil Price War Looms
- France Needs to Reform Energy Sector to Meet Climate Targets: IEA
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Michael Moore 'Planet of the Humans'
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