Energy

US Solar Firms Urge Biden Admin to Apply Tariffs on Southeast Asian Imports

A group of US solar producers petitioned the federal government to put taxes on imports from four Southeast Asian countries, claiming they threaten the American market.


SunPower Announces Mass Layoff as it Ceases Residential Installations

SunPower announced a mass layoff that would affect thousands of employees as it ceases residential installations...

California Sets Renewable Energy Record: Solar Power Surges, Exceeds 100% Grid Demand for 30 Days Straight

California achieves a historic feat, powering the grid with 100% renewable energy for 30 consecutive days, signaling progress towards ambitious clean energy goals...

Biden Administration Permits Over 25GW of Clean Energy on Public Lands, Surpassing 2025 Renewable Energy Goal

This milestone aligns with President Biden's goal to make the US power grid carbon pollution-free by 2035, a key initiative in combating climate change and securing energy resources...


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India to resume oil import as Tehran emerge from sanctions
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Russian oil titans Rosneft OJSC, Lukoil PJSC differ in bond market despite low oil prices
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North Dakota oil riggers lower drilling activity as oil further slid
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Itochu Partners with Kyudenko to Build 21 MW Solar Power Station in Japan’s Saga Prefecture
21MW Solar Power Station will be built in Saga Prefecture by two leading Japanese company. Solar power becoming an important national project since the country’s shift in policies after Fukushima in 2
YPF, American Energy Partners sign deals on shale gas
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Brent Crude plunges below $30, Lowest Since 2004
Brent oil prices fell on Wednesday, dropping below $30 a barrel to touch $29.96 for the first time since April 2, 2004.
BP Plc to trim jobs in crude-oil production unit: Reports
UK-based Oil giant BP Plc plans to trim 4,000 jobs in its crude-oil production unit as crude oil price slump.
Nevada Governor to Face Impact Over Release of New Fee Solar Homes
Nevada governor Brian Sandoval get pressured after a group of 18 venture capital investors reverse new fees on solar homes that state utility regulator made effective on Jan 1. The regulation will giv
China Soon To Be The World's Greatest Crude Importer This Year, Enhancing More Investment In The Energy Industry
China is predicted to be the world's largest crude importer, replacing the U.S. This is also as a result the new policy made by the government in allowing smaller refineries import and process their o
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