Trade War Just Crashed Crude. Demand Might Be Next
Are the tariffs more likely to change patterns in the global oil market than really kill oil demand?
Read more...Are the tariffs more likely to change patterns in the global oil market than really kill oil demand?
Read more...The dire state of Europe’s metals industry is another example of the damage done by the loss of cheap Russian energy.
Read more...A few people in each state oversee where and how we get electricity. They’re called public utility commissioners.
Read more...An update on US escalatory noises about Iran.
Read more...An estimate of the magnitude of dark-shipped oil suggests that removing sanctions would raise, not lower, oil prices.
Read more...Our first UK/Europe-focused Coffee Break, which examines Europe’s self-inflected energy cost uncompetitiveness
Read more...How nuclear small modular reactors (SMR) hype, with a boost from AI, has reached absurd, as in satire-suitable, levels.
Read more...Quelle surprise! Power demand surges thanks to data centers (AI, cloud, crypto) and increasing share of EVs.
Read more...An uber neocon contends that Europe has found substitutes for Russian energy and so can and will increase sanctions on Russia.
Read more...Challenging mainstream and prevailing independent media views on Trump’s plans for Russia and Ukraine and the US role in the world.
Read more...A look at the fallen state of German manufacturing seems to understate the implications of the conditions it describes.
Read more...The US future of more erratic power supplies comes nearer as officials dither over what to do about a creaky grid.
Read more...The US plans further sanctions on intermediaries like tankers and broker that facilitate Iran oil sales to China. Will they work?
Read more...A wide-ranging talk with Jamie Galbraith on his book, Entropy Economics, which focuses on the neglect of real resources, and recent events.
Read more...If Germany stays under the thumb of Washington and living standards continue to decline under a new government, what happens then?
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