#Energy Policy
Total 54 articles
The Trump administration's pause on $25B in offshore wind projects has sparked a legal firestorm. Explore the national security claims and economic impacts.
President Trump's administration arrested Nicolás Maduro on January 3, 2026, citing energy dominance. Experts debate the legality of this Caracas incursion.
US Energy Secretary Chris Wright announces indefinite control over Venezuela's oil sales. US Venezuela oil control 2026 strategy aims for economic stability and debt recovery.
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[email protected]President Trump's 2026 promise of massive U.S. oil investment in Venezuela faces skepticism from energy companies due to political instability and low global oil prices.
President Trump announces that Venezuela will turn over up to 50 million barrels of sanctioned oil to the US. Analysis of the infrastructure challenges and the involvement of major oil firms.
The Trump administration claims it can boost Venezuela's oil production within 18 months, despite industry skepticism regarding the country's degraded infrastructure and high costs.
Trump vows to control Venezuela’s 303 billion barrels of oil, but crumbling infrastructure and a $110 billion investment requirement pose massive challenges.
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[email protected]China remains committed to Venezuela energy cooperation even after the U.S. capture of President Maduro. Explore the clashing interests of Trump and Beijing in 2026.
President Trump warns India of higher tariffs over its continued Russian oil purchases. Explore the impact on US-India trade and global energy markets.
The US is pressuring Chevron and other oil majors to increase Venezuela oil investment to recover debts. Explore the risks and geopolitical implications of this move.
Venezuela's PDVSA is bypassing the US oil export blockade by utilizing floating storage. Recent tanker movements suggest a strategic attempt to maintain production.
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[email protected]The US House passed the SPEED Act to overhaul environmental reviews, but lost support from clean energy groups. Now facing an uncertain Senate vote, the bill's fate could impact the future of US energy projects.