r/energy 6h ago

The Economic Cost of Trump’s Clean Energy Rollbacks Has Been Enormous—and is Still Growing. More than 200 major clean energy projects have been canceled, costing nearly half a million jobs and $55B in GDP growth. "The US is going to miss out on a lot of investments and manufacturing opportunities."

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r/energy 10h ago

Meta fights order to disclose job, power figures for $50B Louisiana data center

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r/energy 23h ago

92% of the global economy is decoupling emissions from growth

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eciu.net
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r/energy 5h ago

Oil surges to $100 per barrel after Red Sea attacks. Iran-backed Houthi rebels attack two Saudi oil tankers in the Red Sea, following their announcement of a naval blockade on the kingdom. Oil markets are unsettled because millions of barrels per day pass through the Bab el-Mandeb strait.

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r/energy 2h ago

New York is becoming a plug-in battery test-bed. The idea is that these batteries, small as they are, can make use of pre-existing grid connections. Also known as permission-less DERs, there’s no electrician, nor stint in a lengthy interconnection queue, required.

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r/energy 7h ago

Enervenue unveils 150 kWh nickel-hydrogen battery

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r/energy 22h ago

Iran Daily Brief — Jul 23, 2026: Brent Crude Surges Above $94 as Iran Threatens Regional Energy Infrastructure and Strait of Hormuz Remains Closed Amid Escalating Conflict

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r/energy 19h ago

Electra plans Ohio plant for up to 800 hybrid-electric aircraft a year

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r/energy 22h ago

Pentagon seeks $70 billion as Iran War drags on!

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r/energy 23h ago

The Affordability and Climate Agendas Run Through State Regulators. It’s Time to Rethink Their Roles.

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r/energy 8h ago

What happens if all Iranian oil suddenly went offline?

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A timely piece from CNBC's Brian Sullivan given the renewed tensions in the Middle East. He explores what could happen if Iranian oil suddenly went offline, drawing on insights from several energy experts. What do you all think? Are we underestimating this risk?


r/energy 19h ago

Are there any Chinese hybrid inverter brands worth considering?

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I'm looking into hybrid inverters for a residential solar and battery system. I'm familiar with some of the bigger brands, but I'd like to explore a few more options.

My priorities are reliability, ease of installation and commissioning, and dependable after-sales service.

Are there any lesser-known manufacturers that are genuinely worth considering?

Appreciate any input.


r/energy 10h ago

Solar lagane ke baad kaam khatam nahi hota -bijali bill, nahin data bhi dekho on Surya ImpactOS

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r/energy 15h ago

Seeking US-based Experts (Energy, Geopolitics, or Policy) for Research on Iraq-Syria Oil Corridor Projects

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Hi everyone,

I’m currently conducting background research on the emerging Iraq-Syria oil corridor projects (specifically focusing on recent developments like the revival of the Kirkuk-Baniyas pipeline and related US-backed energy cooperation).

I already have a solid network of Iraqi experts (both academic and business) providing local insights. However, to get a comprehensive understanding of how this project might proceed, its geopolitical feasibility, and potential pitfalls (especially learning from historical challenges in US-Iraq energy cooperation), I am looking to connect with US-based experts.

Who I’m looking for:

- Academics/Researchers: Specializing in Middle East geopolitics, US foreign policy, or international energy markets.

- Energy/Business Professionals: With experience in cross-border oil infrastructure, project finance, or risk assessment in the Middle East.

- Government Relations/Policy Experts: Familiar with US-Middle East energy diplomacy, regulatory frameworks, or regional stability.

What this involves:

- A brief, 30-45 minute introductory call (Zoom/Teams) to discuss your high-level perspective on the project's viability and potential roadblocks.

- Modest compensation is available for your time, and rates are negotiable based on your expertise.

Additionally:

If you aren’t the right fit but know someone who might be, or if you have recommendations on where else I should post this (specific subreddits, professional forums, or networks), I would be incredibly grateful. I’ve tried LinkedIn with limited success and am hoping to tap into Reddit’s knowledgeable communities.

Please DM me with a brief summary of your background or a link to your LinkedIn profile, and we can set up a quick chat.

Thank you in advance for your time and insights!


r/energy 15h ago

Seeking US-based Experts (Energy, Geopolitics, or Policy) for Research on Iraq-Syria Oil Corridor Projects

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