5 articles
How the sudden disruption of Qatari LNG and a geopolitical conflict with potentially trillion-dollar long-term costs inadvertently triggered the fastest economic acceleration for renewable energy in modern history.
As Trump announces the U.S. will 'run' Venezuela, the technical decay of the Orinoco Belt suggests that administrative 'control' of the oil fields comes with a $20 billion reconstruction liability.
Executive Order 14120 freezes 4GW of New York wind power citing missile defense gaps. But a review of radar physics and 2024 Pentagon studies suggests the 'security threat' may be a political phantom.
Lithium-ion wins the sprint. Rust batteries win the marathon. We explore how 'reversible rusting' is solving the hardest problem in renewable energy.
The IEA says it's happened. In 2025, the world's thirst for oil, gas, and coal stopped growing. Here is what the 'Peak' looks like.