energy
...history tells us that the crucial aspect is considering the sensitivity of oil price changes to the duration of the conflict (or disruption).
The monetary Olympics are underway
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"The attack on Saudi Arabia's Ras Tanura refinery marks a significant escalation..."
Today's oil surge - which is fading fast - is not that big in the grand scheme of geopolitical conflicts...
Fires were still burning at key oil transit site Monday morning...
Oil is set to open more than 10% higher, with WTI trading around $75 and Brent set to rise over $80.
"Prices will respond to developments in the Gulf and the status of shipping flows, not to a relatively small increase in output."
“To strengthen the cost efficiency of solar expansion, a stronger focus will in future be placed on cost-effective solar parks”
The DOE released a Notice of Funding Opportunity offering up to $171.5 million for next-generation geothermal field tests and resource exploration...
"Iran understands that threatening traffic through Hormuz is its most credible asymmetric lever."
Every mile of wire, every idle backup turbine, every overpriced and underutilized battery storage unit will eventually, without fail, appear on a customer’s bill.
Without enough gas capacity, AI growth could slow or grids may turn back to coal, potentially delaying coal plant retirements...
Here comes more of those “Hundreds of Billions”...
loading almost three times amount it normally does onto tankers in the Persian Gulf.
President Donald Trump announced the Rate Payer Protection Pledge during his State of the Union address.

Approximately $2.7 billion has been disbursed, 90 percent of which went to electric buses.
...reverses some of the bumper draws we’ve seen in the last few weeks
Digital shell game where enforcement can't keep up...









































