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Wall Street’s “Energy Transition” Funds Are Packed With Natural Gas

OilPrice Article posted: 2h 10m ago 6 views

As we head into the United Nations’ 31st annual flagship climate conference (COP31), to be held next week in Antalya, Türkiye, greenwashing presents a large and growing problem in the private sector. As the tech sector’s greenhouse gas emissions explode against the backdrop of the artificial intelligence boom and the clean energy incentives dry up under the Trump administration, Big Tech and Wall Street alike are funding a boom in natural gas, all under the guise of funding the future of clean energy. “On Wall Street, the…

WHY IT MATTERS Energy shifts move fuel costs and supply.

Apollo’s newest electric scooter is also its lowest-cost yet

Electrek Article posted: 3h 24m ago 9 views

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Apollo has spent the last several years carving out a spot for itself toward the more premium end of the electric scooter market. Now the company is trying something different: going after the mass market with its least expensive model yet. more…

Why it matters: Touches supply, prices, and grid reliability.

Alas, Poor Cybertruck, We Hardly Knew Thee

CleanTechnica Article posted: 5h 13m ago 9 views

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Tesla CEO Elon Musk laid a billion-dollar egg with the Cybertruck, and he is finally putting the ill-fated EV out of its misery. The post Alas, Poor Cybertruck, We Hardly Knew Thee appeared first on CleanTechnica .

Why it matters: Touches supply, prices, and grid reliability.

Duke Energy to stay course on data center-fueled growth plan after ‘historic’ election

Utility Dive Article posted: 7h 10m ago 8 views

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The company’s large-load pipeline of 15.4 GW has remained virtually unchanged since the first quarter of 2026 as it pursues a $103 billion spending plan heavily focused on new natural gas generation.

Why it matters: Elections shape policy direction for years ahead.

U.S. crude oil imports from Venezuela in July were highest since 2017

EIA Today in Energy Article posted: 11h 10m ago 5 views

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In July 2026, U.S. imports of crude oil from Venezuela averaged 701,000 barrels per day (b/d), the most since May 2017, before decreasing to 655,000 b/d in August, according to data published in our Petroleum Supply Monthly

Why it matters: Energy shifts move fuel costs and supply.

Sodium-ion batteries approach cost parity with LFP, with 70 GWh covered by supply agreements

PV Magazine Article posted: 12h 36m ago 9 views

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Sodium-ion batteries are approaching cell-level cost parity with LFP technology, with supply agreements exceeding 70 GWh worldwide. Despite higher upfront costs, they could offer a 21% lower total cost of ownership over 20 years, according to Wood Mackenzie. The post Sodium-ion batteries approach cost parity with LFP, with 70 GWh covered by supply agreements appeared first on pv magazine Global .

Why it matters: Touches supply, prices, and grid reliability.