Energy

Orsted said that Revolution Wind will resume construction ‘as soon as possible.’

The president said tech companies building data centers must ‘pay their own way’ and not push up power costs for Americans.

One rule makes accommodations for advances in technology to reduce compliance costs, which reflects in more savings for the end user.

The grants were initially canceled after a review found the projects were not financially feasible and did not advance the country’s energy needs.

A federal appeals court ruled against energy companies in the jurisdictional dispute, saying the lawsuits should be heard in state court.

The move was applauded by many critics of the ESG industry, who claim that the net-zero movement has reduced living standards.

The executive order places U.S.-held revenues from Venezuelan oil sales beyond the reach of courts and creditors to advance U.S. security goals.

ExxonMobil, which had its assets seized 20 years ago, said certain security guarantees would be needed before recentering the Venezuelan market.

Ho Nieh has vowed to sustain safety standards while ‘designing the future.’

Giant oil companies will be spending at least $100 billion to ’rebuild the capacity and the infrastructure necessary' in Venezuela, the president said.

Experts told a House panel ‘first mover’ reactor projects need federal assurances as Democrats warned Trump administration moves undermine bipartisan support.

The purchases will include American agricultural products, medicines, medical devices, and equipment to upgrade Venezuela’s energy infrastructure.

The United States will control the sale of Venezuelan oil ‘indefinitely,’ Energy Secretary Chris Wright said.

China faces mounting risks as U.S. action in Venezuela threatens Beijing’s energy strategy, overseas investments, and long-held claims of sovereign immunity.

The U.S. president announced that the oil would be sold in the United States at market price.

‘U.S. companies will not commit serious capital to Venezuela without a credible reset on the rule of law,’ said Jason Isaac, CEO of American Energy Institute.

The contracts are expected to help end U.S. dependence on foreign sources for uranium.

The U.S. president’s optimism depends on investments by U.S. companies, potentially reimbursed by the government or through revenues.

Venezuela is home to the world’s largest proven oil reserves, totaling more than 300 billion barrels—nearly one-fifth of the global total.

The decision follows oil prices falling by more than 18 percent in 2025—the highest yearly drop since 2020.

Orsted said that Revolution Wind will resume construction ‘as soon as possible.’

The president said tech companies building data centers must ‘pay their own way’ and not push up power costs for Americans.

One rule makes accommodations for advances in technology to reduce compliance costs, which reflects in more savings for the end user.

The grants were initially canceled after a review found the projects were not financially feasible and did not advance the country’s energy needs.

A federal appeals court ruled against energy companies in the jurisdictional dispute, saying the lawsuits should be heard in state court.

The move was applauded by many critics of the ESG industry, who claim that the net-zero movement has reduced living standards.

The executive order places U.S.-held revenues from Venezuelan oil sales beyond the reach of courts and creditors to advance U.S. security goals.

ExxonMobil, which had its assets seized 20 years ago, said certain security guarantees would be needed before recentering the Venezuelan market.

Ho Nieh has vowed to sustain safety standards while ‘designing the future.’

Giant oil companies will be spending at least $100 billion to ’rebuild the capacity and the infrastructure necessary' in Venezuela, the president said.

Experts told a House panel ‘first mover’ reactor projects need federal assurances as Democrats warned Trump administration moves undermine bipartisan support.

The purchases will include American agricultural products, medicines, medical devices, and equipment to upgrade Venezuela’s energy infrastructure.

The United States will control the sale of Venezuelan oil ‘indefinitely,’ Energy Secretary Chris Wright said.

China faces mounting risks as U.S. action in Venezuela threatens Beijing’s energy strategy, overseas investments, and long-held claims of sovereign immunity.

The U.S. president announced that the oil would be sold in the United States at market price.

‘U.S. companies will not commit serious capital to Venezuela without a credible reset on the rule of law,’ said Jason Isaac, CEO of American Energy Institute.

The contracts are expected to help end U.S. dependence on foreign sources for uranium.

The U.S. president’s optimism depends on investments by U.S. companies, potentially reimbursed by the government or through revenues.

Venezuela is home to the world’s largest proven oil reserves, totaling more than 300 billion barrels—nearly one-fifth of the global total.

The decision follows oil prices falling by more than 18 percent in 2025—the highest yearly drop since 2020.