Tag: Tariffs
How China Is Avoiding The Straits Of Hormuz Curse
China has insulated itself from market disruptions like the closure of the Straits of Hormuz by building renewable energy resources.
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Duke Merger Settlement Agreement Reached in South Carolina
Following North Carolina Approval, Stage Set for Final Merger COLUMBIA, S.C. — A settlement agreement was reached by groups, including the Sierra Club, with Duke Energy on its proposed merger of its subsidiaries in South Carolina. A Sierra Club priority included in the settlement agreement is the commitment from Duke … [continued]
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Demand Shifting in Hawaiʻi: The Other Half of the Energy Transition
The series examining Oʻahu’s energy transition has followed a consistent structure. It began by defining the island’s fully electrified energy system and stripping away energy uses that do not serve the civilian economy. Aviation fuel for flights leaving Hawaiʻi, maritime bunkering for ships crossing the Pacific, and military energy consumption … [continued]
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US Farmers Need Green Ammonia, And China Has It
China takes another step towards demonstrating a viable global market for green ammonia, produced from green hydrogen and renewable energy.
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Dimanche: Will ‘Trump slump’ continue to hit U.S. tourism in 2026?
Policy stances from the Trump administration have seemingly proved a turnoff to travelers from other countries, especially Canadians.