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PoliticalUpdate🇱🇻Latvia8d ago

New biomethane infrastructure to be built in Latvia In order to promote Latvia's energy self-sufficiency and the development of the biomethane market, on Tuesday, May 5th, the Cabinet of Ministers approved proposals by the Ministry of Climate and Energy (KEM) for the construction of two new biomethane entry points at Ragana and Rēzekne at a cost of nearly 5 million euros. 

3.1/10·LSM English (Latvia)

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PoliticalUpdate9d ago

Opinion | If Michigan wants a government that works, it must get money out of politics Whether you’re focused on clean water, affordable energy or economic security, the same pattern keeps showing up: Too often, the biggest checks carry the most weight.

3.1/10·Bridge Michigan

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PoliticalUpdate🇮🇹Italy 🇦🇿Azerbaijan9d ago

Italy’s Meloni visits Baku, talks energy cooperation with Aliyev Italian Prime Minister Giorgia Meloni and the EU’s top diplomat Kaja Kallas had just attended the EPC summit in Yerevan.

3.1/10·OC Media (South Caucasus)

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Supply ChainUpdate9d ago

An Ohio court may OK fracking-waste wells despite pollution concerns This story was originally published by Canary Media. Ohio is a notoriously difficult state for building renewable energy. Many counties ban wind and solar outright, but even in those that don’t, state regulators often rely on local opposition to deny permits for developers.

3.1/10·Ohio Capital Journal

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Supply ChainUpdate9d ago

Steel factory planned for Kundziņsala, Rīga According to information on the Energy and Environment Agency (EVA) website, there are plans to build a steel and e-methanol production plant on Kundziņsala, Rīga, LETA reports on 5th May.

3.1/10·LSM English (Latvia)

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Supply ChainUpdate🇬🇧United Kingdom10d ago

EU blocks funds for key Chinese solar energy parts Brussels cites security concerns in latest crackdown on sensitive China-made imports

3.1/10·Financial Times Economics

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PoliticalUpdate🇺🇸United States11d ago

Opinion: SPEED Act Would be a Left/Right Win By Paul J. Gessing — Federal legislation known as the Standardizing Permitting and Expediting Economic Development (SPEED Act) would make needed improvements to America’s antiquated federal permitting system for energy projects. While Sen.

3.1/10·NM Political Report

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PoliticalUpdate11d ago

Deputy Ranking Member on Parliament’s Energy Committee, Collins Adomako-Mensah, has criticised the Public Utilities Regulatory Commission (PURC) for failing to publicly address the recent power disruptions affecting several parts of the country.

3.1/10·MyJoyOnline (Ghana — additional)

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CriminalUpdate11d ago

The cartel, already grappling with changes in the global energy landscape, geopolitical tensions, and declining influence, faces a litmus test with the exit of the UAE, one of its top oil producers with capacity to influence the market

3.1/10·The Hindu

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PoliticalUpdate13d ago

Kentucky’s largest utility to ‘explore’ bringing small nuclear reactors to the state Kentucky’s largest utility says it’s partnering with a Maryland-based company building a new generation of small nuclear reactors to “explore” bringing the modular power plants to the state. A release Thursday from Louisville Gas and Electric and Kentucky Utilities (LG&E and KU) states its collaborating with X-energy to bring the publicly-traded company’s Xe-100 small, modular […]

3.1/10·Kentucky Lantern

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PoliticalUpdate14d ago

Policymakers indicate they may need to raise borrowing costs if energy price surge triggers persistent inflation

3.1/10·Financial Times Economics

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PoliticalUpdate🇷🇴Romania14d ago

SANY Microgrid Breaks Ground on Integrated Solar-Storage Project in Dobrești, Romania, Marking a New Chapter in Green Energy in Europe DOBREȘTI, ROMANIA - Media OutReach Newswire - 30 April 2026 - On April 27, SANY Microgrid officially broke ground on its integrated solar-storage project in Dobrești, Romania. Xiang Wenbo, Rotating Chairman of SANY Group; Guo Ruiguang, Vice President of SANY Group and Chairman of SANY Microgrid ...

3.1/10·Slovenia Times

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PoliticalUpdate🇸🇮Slovenia14d ago

Slovenia's inflation accelerates in April Slovenia's annual inflation accelerated in April, driven largely by higher energy prices linked to tensions in the Middle East, with the country's rate running above the euro zone average. Consumer prices rose 3.1% year-on-year, 0.6 percentage higher than in March, while monthly inflation reached ...

3.1/10·Slovenia Times

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HealthUpdate🇺🇸United States14d ago

Amy Acton hosts roundtable with Cincinnati constituents over affordability concerns As Primary Election Day this upcoming Tuesday inches closer, Democratic governor candidate Dr. Amy Acton hosted an affordability roundtable in Cincinnati last week to discuss housing, health care, and energy. Acton sat down with seven community members inside Bond Hill restaurant Brunch de Lux as she fielded questions from college students, parents, and business owners […]

3.1/10·Ohio Capital Journal

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Supply ChainUpdate🇺🇸United States15d ago

Why are blue states scapegoating energy efficiency? A handful of Democratic-led states are targeting energy-efficiency programs in an attempt to provide relief on soaring utility bills. It’s surprising, given the broad support energy-efficiency programs have among Democrats — and the fact that these incentives produce energy savings that benefit both the climate and all consumers.

3.1/10·New Hampshire Bulletin

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Supply ChainUpdate15d ago

At its meeting on Tuesday, 28th April, following extensive discussions, the government agreed to support the environmental impact assessment for the "Eko Ziemeļi" and "Kurzeme" wind farm projects, thereby agreeing to proceed with the development of these wind farm projects. However, the government decided to postpone the decision regarding "K2 Ventum" near Pāvilosta and instructed the Ministry of Climate and Energy (KEM) to continue public consultations on this project.

3.1/10·LSM English (Latvia)

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HealthUpdate20d ago

Storage is key to a strong healthy energy future. Wyandotte County deserves responsible investment. Kansas communities are showing up for commonsense energy storage solutions.

3.1/10·Kansas Reflector

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HealthUpdate21d ago

Va. lawmakers OK governor’s tweaks to major energy bills, reject health and labor bill amendments Virginia lawmakers met Wednesday to weigh Gov. Abigail Spanberger’s amendments to dozens of bills passed this year, reflecting both shared goals and differing views on some of the most consequential legislative proposals, despite Democratic control of both chambers and the governor’s mansion.

3.1/10·Virginia Mercury

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MilitaryUpdate22d ago

At Michigan climate conference, Inslee says states still hold power on clean energy Kicking off the MI Healthy Climate Conference on Tuesday, former Washington Gov. Jay Inslee applauded Michigan’s efforts to reach 100% carbon neutrality by 2050, offering optimism amid a bleak federal landscape on climate action. Since taking office in 2025, President Donald Trump’s administration has rolled back scores of federal efforts to combat climate change, including […]

3.1/10·Washington State Standard

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Supply ChainUpdate🇺🇸United States22d ago

First-in-the-nation law pausing data center construction is sitting on Mills’ desk Maine lawmakers have approved a first-in-the-nation measure that would temporarily halt the construction of large data centers, setting up a high-stakes decision for Gov. Janet Mills as concerns mount over the industry’s environmental impact and rising energy demands. The bill, sponsored by Rep.

3.1/10·Maine Beacon

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DisasterUpdate🇺🇸United States23d ago

What to know before you get balcony solar Balcony solar is poised to take the U.S. by storm. The DIY systems, which you can hang on a balcony and plug into a normal 120-volt outlet, help lower energy bills and carbon emissions.

3.1/10·New Hampshire Bulletin

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Supply ChainUpdate37d ago

How Trump’s $1B payment to a French company to scrap offshore wind will hurt Maine (and everyone else) As energy costs climb, Pres. Donald Trump’s administration will pay nearly $1 billion in taxpayer funds to a French energy company to stop developing planned offshore wind projects off the coasts of New York and North Carolina, in a move lawmakers and experts say will increase reliance on fossil fuels and could drive up energy… The post How Trump’s $1B payment to a French company to scrap offshore wind will hurt Maine (and everyone else) first appeared on Maine Beacon .

3.1/10·Maine Beacon

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PoliticalUpdate51d ago

Federal bill aims to reverse clean energy cuts raising prices in Maine As electricity prices rise in Maine, new federal legislation aims to reverse cuts to clean energy programs and help lower household energy bills. The “Energy Bills Relief Act” would undo many of the policies implemented through last year’s “One Big Beautiful Bill Act” and re-incentivize the adoption of renewable energy technologies. Matthew Davis, vice president… The post Federal bill aims to reverse clean energy cuts raising prices in Maine first appeared on Maine Beacon .

3.1/10·Maine Beacon

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EconomicUpdate🇺🇸United States5d ago

Experts analyzed the impact of Governor Mikie Sherrill's executive orders designed to address soaring energy bills affecting New Jersey residents.

3.0/10·NJ.com·Trenton, New Jersey

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EconomicUpdate🇬🇹Guatemala5d ago

Guatemala's Vice Minister of Energy and Mines, Erwin Barrios, announced that the first payment of the fuel subsidy totaling Q175.5 million is expected to be disbursed between Friday, May 8th and Monday, May 11th.

3.0/10·La Prensa Libre (Guatemala — Spanish, expanded)

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