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California’s green dreams are turning into a dark nightmare for residents.- And how Does Texas Compare?

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California’s aggressive pursuit of Net Zero and 100% clean electricity has produced record solar milestones, massive battery buildouts, and political talking points about climate leadership. It has also delivered some of the nation’s highest electricity prices, chronic reliability problems, heavy reliance on out-of-state imports, and a grid vulnerable to regional shortfalls and global energy shocks. […]

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Oracle’s $165 Billion Data Center Plan Gets a Gas Pipeline Delay

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Oracle’s ambitious $165 billion Project Jupiter data center campus in Doña Ana County, New Mexico—near the U.S.-Mexico border—has hit a low-tech but high-stakes snag. The natural gas pipeline critical to powering it will not be ready on the original timeline. Energy Transfer subsidiary Transwestern Pipeline has delayed the in-service date for its Green Chile Project […]

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Australia’s Asia PowerLink Project is Destined to be the Greatest Energy Failure in History

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Australia’s Australia-Asia PowerLink (AAPowerLink), the flagship project of SunCable (now controlled by Mike Cannon-Brookes’ Grok Ventures), is sold as the pathway to making Australia a “Green Energy Superpower.” It promises the world’s largest solar array, the world’s largest battery, and the world’s longest subsea HVDC cable—exporting firmed renewable power from the Northern Territory’s Barkly region […]

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US Oil Growth Faces Headwinds as Shale Producers Cut Spending

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Major U.S. shale producers are dialing back capital expenditures in key basins even as crude prices remain elevated, prioritizing shareholder returns, debt reduction, and free cash flow over rapid production growth. This capital discipline is creating headwinds for U.S. oil supply expansion at a time when global markets continue to seek reliable barrels. According to […]

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India’s Coal Demand Set to Hit 1.6 Billion Tons by 2030. Is the Rest of the World following?

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India’s coal demand is projected to climb to approximately 1.6 billion tonnes by 2030, up from around 1.2–1.3 billion tonnes in recent years. This growth is driven by rising electricity needs, industrial expansion (especially steel, cement, and power), and the need to maintain reliable baseload power amid extreme weather events and rapid economic development. Coal […]

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Saudi Aramco estimates the world lost 2.6 billion barrels of oil since the US-Iran conflict began. What does this mean for consumers and investors?

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Saudi Aramco has put a stark number on the energy fallout from the ongoing US-Iran conflict: more than 2.6 billion barrels of oil supply lost since fighting erupted in February 2026. That figure, first highlighted by Aramco CEO Amin Nasser in early August and amplified in a recent Reuters report widely shared on X by […]

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